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

Note 214 — BOOK I. (continued 5)

Thomas Roscoe translation

In this branch of the art, indeed, he was not so greatly skilled; and the Cav. Titi, after commending his Assumption, which is exhibited in the entablature of the cathedral at Leghorn, adds, that not having been conducted according to the rules of foreshortening, some exceptions may be made to it.

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