Giovanni Sanzio And His Fresco At Cagli
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"Giovanni Sanzio and His Fresco at Cagli" delves into the life and work of Giovanni Sanzio, an influential Italian painter of the Early Renaissance and father of the renowned Raphael. This study, presented under the aegis of the Arundel Society, explores Sanzio's artistic contributions, with a particular focus on his fresco in Cagli.
The book provides historical and artistic context, examining Sanzio's techniques and influences. It sheds light on the cultural milieu of Renaissance Italy and the significance of fresco painting as a medium. Art enthusiasts and scholars of the Italian Renaissance will appreciate this detailed examination of Giovanni Sanzio's artistic legacy.
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