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The History of Painting in Italy, Vol. 1 (of 6)

Note 167 — BOOK I. (continued 3)

Thomas Roscoe translation

That Raffaello was at this time well versed in perspective it is unreasonable to doubt, as Bottari has done: he proceeded from the school of Perugino, who was very eminent in that science; and he left a good specimen at Siena, where he remained some time before he came to Florence.

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