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Great Artists: Raphael, Rubens, Murillo, Dürer

 
  • Jennie Ellis Keysor
  • Painting

 

by Jennie Ellis Keysor

  • RAPHAEL SANTI: THE PERFECT ARTIST, THE PERFECT MAN.
  • REFERENCES FOR RAPHAEL.
  • SUBJECTS FOR LANGUAGE WORK.
  • MURILLO AND SPANISH ART.
  • MURILLO (cont.)
  • SUBJECTS FOR LANGUAGE WORK.
  • REFERENCES FOR THE STUDY OF MURILLO AND SPANISH ART.
  • PETER PAUL RUBENS.1577–1640.
  • RUBENS (cont.)
  • QUOTATIONS ABOUT RUBENS.
  • SUBJECTS FOR LANGUAGE WORK.
  • ALBRECHT DURER AND HIS CITY.1471–1528.
  • DURER (cont.)
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