...effected by the painter Antonio Marini in 1840. " The enthusiasm of the Florentines," says Lord Lindsay, " on the announcement of the discovery, resembled that...his hand, and wearing the graceful, falling cap of his day; the upper part of his face smooth, lofty, and ideal, revealing the Paradise; as the stern,...

...ancestors when Borgo Allegri received its name from their rejoicings in sympathy with Cimabue. ' L'Abbiamo, il nostro poeta ! ' was the universal cry, and for...hand, and wearing the graceful falling cap of the day— the upper part of his face smooth, lofty, and ideal, revealing the Paradiso, as the stern, compressed,...

...great importance and interest. ' The enthusiasm of the Florentines, when this portrait was discovered, resembled that of their ancestors when Borgo Allegri...hand, and wearing the graceful falling cap of the day — the upper part of his face smooth, lofty, and ideal, revealing the Paradiso, as the stern,...

...received its name from their rejoicings in sympathy with Cimabue. " L' abbiamo, il nostro poeta 1" was the universal cry, and for days afterwards the...hand, and wearing the graceful falling cap of the day — the upper part of his face smooth, lofty, and ideal, revealing the Paradiso, as the stern,...

...great importance and interest. ' The enthusiasm of the Florentines, when this portrait was discovered, resembled that of their ancestors when Borgo Allegri...hand, and wearing the graceful falling cap of the day — the upper part of his face smooth, lofty, and ideal, revealing the Paradise, as the stern,...

...Borgo Allegri received its name from the rejoicings in sympathy with Cimabue. 'L'abbiamo, il nostra poeta!' was the universal cry, and for days afterwards...with a continuous succession of pilgrim visitors." — Lord Lindsay, Christian Art, 2d ed., London, 1886, vol. ii, p. i1. '-' The chief documents in the...

...Borgo Allegri received its name from the rejoicings in sympathy with Cimabue. 'L'abbiamo, il nostra poeta!' was the universal cry, and for days afterwards...with a continuous succession of pilgrim visitors." — -Lord Lindsay, Christian Art, 2d ed., London, 1886, vol. ii, p. II. 2 The chief documents in the...

...a drawing, but a tracing also, and with 1 " The enthusiasm of the Florentines," says Lord Lindsay, "on the announcement of the discovery, resembled that...a continuous succession of pilgrim visitors." the two I then made a facsimile sufficiently careful. Luckily it was before the rifacimento.' " This facsimile...

...ancestors when Borgo Allegri received its name from their rejoicings in sympathy with Cimabue. " L'abbiamo il nostro poeta ! " was the universal cry, and for...hand, and wearing the graceful falling cap of the day — the upper part of his face smooth, lofty, and ideal, revealing the Paradiso, as the stern,...

...received its name from their rejoicings in sympathy with Cimabue. ' L' abbiamo il nostro poeta I ' was the universal cry, and for days afterwards the...with a continuous succession of pilgrim visitors." 4 This letter was written originally by Kirkup in Italian — it was a (not very accurate) translation...