PhilosophyPainting

Artistic theory in Italy, 1450-1600

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A book by Anthony Blunt, first published in 1940. Open Library records 17 editions, in English and Undetermined; the English edition is from Oxford University Press, 1994, 170 pages.

Subjects: Philosophy
Painting
Aesthetics
Renaissance Art
Art, renaissance
Italian Art
Set in: Italy

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