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Two Lost Masterpieces of the Goldsmith's Art
10/1905 | 31 | 8
Pages: 37-39+42-43
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Author:
Thurston, Herbert (Thurston, Herbert)
Subjects
artists:
Cellini, Benvenuto
collectors and dealers:
Talman, John
dates:
1500-1599 / 1750-1799
media:
Drawings
museums and institutions:
British Museum, London, Great Britain
places:
Italy / Rome / England
subjects:
Goldsmithing / Sketches / Lost works / Papacy / Patronage
subjects:
Morses / Metalwork / Jewellery
subjects:
Italian sculpture
Illustrations
Attributed works:
Plate I. Obverse. Morse Made by Benvenuto Cellini For Clement VII; From Water-Colour Drawings by Fr. Bertoli, in the British Museum
Attributed works:
Plate I. Reverse. Morse Made by Benvenuto Cellini For Clement VII; From Water-Colour Drawings by Fr. Bertoli, in the British Museum
Attributed works:
Plate II. Rim of Morse Made by Benvenuto Cellini For Clement VII. From Water-Colour Drawings by Fr. Bertoli, in the British Museum
Attributed works:
Plate II. Tiara Made by Caradosso For Julius II. From Water-Colour Drawings by Fr. Bertoli, in the British Museum