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The History of Painting in Italy, Vol. 3 (of 6)

Note 89 — BOOK I. (continued 6)

Thomas Roscoe translation

In the Guide of Verona, of which I availed myself, I only found one picture by Rotari in the refectory at Santa Anastasia. I inquired by whom that of S. Vincenzo, which appeared extremely beautiful, was painted. I received for answer, that it was by Balestra, but it is in fact from the hand of Rotari, and engraved by Valesi.

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