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But without a doubt, although the works of this master were many, and all much esteemed, that one is better than all the others and truly extraordinary in which he made his own portrait from life by looking at himself in a mirror, with some camel-skins about him, and certain tufts of hair, and all so lifelike that nothing better could be imagined. For so much did the genius of Palma effect in this particular work, that he made it quite miraculous and beautiful beyond belief, as all men declare, the picture being seen almost every year at the Festival of the Ascension. And, in truth, it well deserves to be celebrated, in point of draughtsmanship, colouring, and mastery of art—in a word, on account of its absolute perfection—beyond any other work whatsoever that had been executed by any Venetian painter up to that time, since, besides other things, there may be seen in the eyes a roundness so perfect, that Leonardo da Vinci and Michelagnolo Buonarroti would not have done it in any other way. But it is better to say nothing of the grace, the dignity, and the other qualities that are to be seen in this portrait, because it is not possible to say as much of its perfection as would exhaust its merits. If Fate had decreed that Palma should die after this work, he would have carried off with him the glory of having surpassed all those whom we celebrate as our rarest and most divine intellects; but the duration of his life, keeping him at work, brought it about that, not maintaining the high beginning that he had made, he came to deteriorate as much as most men had thought him destined to improve. Finally, content that one or two supreme works should have cleared him of some of the censure that the others had brought upon him, he died in Venice at the age of forty-eight.

A friend and companion of Palma was Lorenzo Lotto, a painter of Venice, who, after imitating for some time the manner of the Bellini, attached himself to that of Giorgione, as is shown by many pictures and portraits which are in the houses of gentlemen in Venice. In the house of Andrea Odoni there is a portrait of him, which is very beautiful, by the hand of Lorenzo. And in the house of Tommaso da Empoli, a Florentine, there is a picture of the Nativity of Christ, painted as an effect of night, which is one of great beauty, particularly because the splendour of Christ is seen to illuminate the picture in a marvellous manner; and there is the Madonna kneeling, with a portrait of Messer Marco Loredano in a full-length figure that is adoring Christ. For the Carmelite Friars the same master painted an altar-piece showing S. Nicholas in his episcopal robes, poised in the air, with three Angels; below him are S. Lucia and S. John, on high some clouds, and beneath these a most beautiful landscape, with many little figures and animals in various places. On one side is S. George on horseback, slaying the Dragon, and at a little distance the Maiden, with a city not far away, and an arm of the sea. For the Chapel of S. Antonino, Archbishop of Florence, in SS. Giovanni e Paolo, Lorenzo executed an altar-piece containing the first-named Saint seated with two priests in attendance, and many people below.



While this painter was still young, imitating partly the manner of the Bellini and partly that of Giorgione, he painted an altar-piece, divided into six pictures, for the high-altar of S. Domenico at Recanati. In the central picture is the Madonna with the Child in her arms, giving the habit, by the hands of an Angel, to S. Dominic, who is kneeling before the Virgin; and in this picture are also two little boys, one playing on a lute and the other on a rebeck. In the second picture are the Popes S. Gregory and S. Urban; and in the third is S. Thomas Aquinas, with another saint, who was Bishop of Recanati. Above these are the three other pictures; and in the centre, above the Madonna, is a Dead Christ, supported by an Angel, with His Mother kissing His arm, and S. Magdalene. Over the picture of S. Gregory are S. Mary Magdalene and S. Vincent; and in the third—namely, above the S. Thomas Aquinas—are S. Gismondo and S. Catharine of Siena. In the predella, which is a rare work painted with little figures, there is in the centre the scene of S. Maria di Loreto being carried by the Angels from the regions of Sclavonia to the place where it now stands. Of the two scenes that are on either side of this, one shows S. Dominic preaching, the little figures being the most graceful in the world, and the other Pope Honorius confirming the Rule of S. Dominic. In the middle of this church is a figure of S. Vincent, the Friar, executed in fresco by the hand of the same master. And in the Church of S. Maria di Castelnuovo there is an altar-piece in oils of the Transfiguration of Christ, with three scenes painted with little figures in the predella—Christ leading the Apostles to Mount Tabor, His Prayer in the Garden, and His Ascension into Heaven.



After these works Lorenzo went to Ancona, at the very time when Mariano da Perugia had finished a panel-picture, with a large ornamental frame, for the high-altar of S. Agostino. This did not give much satisfaction; and Lorenzo was commissioned to paint a picture, which is placed in the middle of the same church, of Our Lady with the Child in her lap, and two figures of Angels in the air, in foreshortening, crowning the Virgin.

Finally, being now old, and having almost lost his voice, Lorenzo made his way, after executing some other works of no great importance at Ancona, to the Madonna of Loreto, where he had already painted an altar-piece in oils, which is in a chapel at the right hand of the entrance into the church. There, having resolved to finish his life in the service of the Madonna, and to make that holy house his habitation, he set his hand to executing scenes with figures one braccio or less in height round the choir, over the seats of the priests. In one scene he painted the Birth of Jesus Christ, and in another the Magi adoring Him. Next came the Presentation to Simeon, and after that the Baptism of Christ by John in the Jordan. There was also the Woman taken in Adultery being led before Christ, and all these were executed with much grace. Two other scenes, likewise, did he paint there, with an abundance of figures; one of David causing a sacrifice to be offered, and in the other was the Archangel Michael in combat with Lucifer, after having driven him out of Heaven.

These works finished, no long time had passed when, even as he had lived like a good citizen and a true Christian, so he died, rendering up his soul to God his Master. These last years of his life he found full of happiness and serenity of mind, and, what is more, we cannot but believe that they gave him the earnest of the blessings of eternal life; which might not have happened to him if at the end of his life he had been wrapped up too closely in the things of this world, which, pressing too heavily on those who put their whole trust in them, prevent them from ever raising their minds to the true riches and the supreme blessedness and felicity of the other life.



There also flourished in Romagna at this time the excellent painter Rondinello, of whom we made some slight mention in the Life of Giovanni Bellini, whose disciple he was, assisting him much in his works. This Rondinello, after leaving Giovanni Bellini, laboured at his art to such purpose, that, being very diligent, he executed many works worthy of praise; of which we have witness in the panel-picture of the high-altar in the Duomo at Forli, showing Christ giving the Communion to the Apostles, which he painted there with his own hand, executing it very well. In the lunette above this picture he painted a Dead Christ, and in the predella some scenes with little figures, finished with great diligence, representing the actions of S. Helena, the mother of the Emperor Constantine, in the finding of the Cross. He also painted a single figure of S. Sebastian, which is very beautiful, in a picture in the same church. For the altar of S. Maria Maddalena, in the Duomo of Ravenna, he painted a panel-picture in oils containing the single figure of that Saint; and below this, in a predella, he executed three scenes with very graceful little figures. In one is Christ appearing to Mary Magdalene in the form of a gardener, in another S. Peter leaving the ship and walking over the water towards Christ, and between them the Baptism of Jesus Christ; and all are very beautiful. For S. Giovanni Evangelista, in the same city, he painted two panel-pictures, one with that Saint consecrating the church, and in the other three martyrs, S. Cantius, S. Cantianus, and S. Cantianilla, figures of great beauty. In S. Apollinare, also in that city, are two pictures, highly extolled, each with a single figure, S. John the Baptist and S. Sebastian. And in the Church of the Spirito Santo there is a panel, likewise by his hand, containing the Madonna placed between the Virgin Martyr S. Catharine and S. Jerome. For S. Francesco, likewise, he painted two panel-pictures, one of S. Catharine and S. Francis, and in the other Our Lady with S. James the Apostle, S. Francis, and many figures. For S. Domenico, in like manner, he executed two other panels, one of which, containing the Madonna and many figures, is on the left hand of the high-altar, and the other, a work of no little beauty, is on a wall of the church. And for the Church of S. Niccolo, a convent of Friars of S. Augustine, he painted another panel with S. Laurence and S. Francis. So much was he commended for all these works, that during his lifetime he was held in great account, not only in Ravenna but throughout all Romagna. Rondinello lived to the age of sixty, and was buried in S. Francesco at Ravenna.

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This master left behind him Francesco da Cotignola, a painter likewise held in estimation in that city, who painted many works; in particular, for the high-altar of the Church of the Abbey of Classi in Ravenna, a panel-picture of some size representing the Raising of Lazarus, with many figures. There, opposite to that work, in the year 1548, Giorgio Vasari executed for Don Romualdo da Verona, Abbot of that place, another panel-picture containing the Deposition of Christ from the Cross, with a large number of figures. Francesco also painted a panel-picture of the Nativity of Christ, which is of great size, for S. Niccolo, and likewise two panels, with various figures, for S. Sebastiano. For the Hospital of S. Catarina he painted a panel-picture with Our Lady, S. Catharine, and many other figures; and for S. Agata he painted a panel with Christ Crucified, the Madonna at the foot of the Cross, and a good number of other figures, for which he won praise. And for S. Apollinare, in the same city, he executed three panel-pictures; one for the high-altar, containing the Madonna, S. John the Baptist, and S. Apollinare, with S. Jerome and other saints; another likewise of the Madonna, with S. Peter and S. Catharine; and in the third and last Jesus Christ bearing His Cross, but this he was not able to finish, being overtaken by death.

Francesco was a very pleasing colourist, but not so good a draughtsman as Rondinello; yet he was held in no small estimation by the people of Ravenna. He chose to be buried after his death in S. Apollinare, for which he had painted the said figures, being content that his remains, when he was dead, should lie at rest in the place for which he had laboured when alive.



INDEX OF NAMES

OF THE CRAFTSMEN MENTIONED IN VOLUME V

Agnolo, Andrea d' (Andrea del Sarto), Life, 85-120. 164, 194, 217-221, 231

Agnolo, Baccio d' (Baccio Baglioni), 91, 98, 102

Agnolo Bronzino, 127, 163

Agnolo di Cristofano, 223

Agnolo di Donnino, 38

Agostino Busto (Il Bambaja), 42, 43

Agostino Viniziano, 97

Aimo, Domenico (Bologna), 28

Albertinelli, Mariotto, 86, 212, 217

Albertino, Francesco d' (Francesco Ubertini, or Il Bacchiacca), 222

Alberto, Antonio, 13

Albrecht Duerer, 96

Alessandro Allori, 127

Alessandro Vittoria, 247

Alesso Baldovinetti, 88, 92

Alfonso Lombardi, Life, 131-136. 210

Allori, Alessandro, 127

Amalteo, Pomponio, 154, 155

Amico Aspertini, Life, 209-211. 125, 207-211

Andrea Contucci (Andrea Sansovino, or Andrea dal Monte Sansovino), Life, 21-31. 43, 88

Andrea d' Agnolo (Andrea del Sarto), Life, 85-120. 164, 194, 217-221, 231

Andrea da Fiesole (Andrea Ferrucci), Life, 3-8. 11

Andrea dal Castagno (Andrea degli Impiccati), 116

Andrea dal Monte Sansovino (Andrea Sansovino, or Andrea Contucci), Life, 21-31. 43, 88

Andrea degli Impiccati (Andrea dal Castagno), 116

Andrea del Sarto (Andrea d' Agnolo), Life, 85-120. 164, 194, 217-221, 231

Andrea della Robbia, 90

Andrea di Cosimo Feltrini, Life, 229-233. 221, 228

Andrea Ferrucci (Andrea da Fiesole), Life, 3-8. 11

Andrea Sansovino (Andrea Contucci, or Andrea dal Monte Sansovino), Life, 21-31. 43, 88

Andrea Sguazzella, 100, 118

Andrea Verrocchio, 49, 50, 55

Anguisciuola, Sofonisba, 127, 128

Antonio Alberto, 13

Antonio da Carrara, 8

Antonio da San Gallo (the elder), 97

Antonio da San Gallo (the younger), 29, 43, 58, 72

Antonio da Trento (Antonio Fantuzzi), 249, 250

Antonio del Rozzo (Antonio del Tozzo), 73

Antonio di Donnino Mazzieri, 223

Antonio di Giorgio Marchissi, 4

Antonio di Giovanni (Solosmeo), 118

Antonio Fantuzzi (Antonio da Trento), 249, 250

Antonio Floriani, 148, 149

Antonio Mini, 165

Antonio Pollaiuolo, 21

Apelles, 14

Aretusi, Pellegrino degli (Pellegrino da Modena, or Pellegrino de' Munari), Life, 80-81. 176

Aristotele (Sebastiano) da San Gallo, 97

Aspertini, Amico, Life, 209-211. 125, 207-211

Bacchiacca, Il (Francesco Ubertini, or Francesco d' Albertino), 222

Baccio Baglioni (Baccio d' Agnolo), 91, 98, 102

Baccio Bandinelli, 5, 27, 36, 57, 96-98, 135

Baccio d' Agnolo (Baccio Baglioni), 91, 98, 102

Baccio da Montelupo, Life, 41-45. 97

Baccio della Porta (Fra Bartolommeo di San Marco), 159, 160, 194

Baglioni, Baccio (Baccio d' Agnolo), 91, 98, 102

Bagnacavallo, Bartolommeo da (Bartolommeo Ramenghi), Life, 207-209

Bagnacavallo, Giovan Battista da, 201

Baldassarre Peruzzi, Life, 63-74. 57, 63-74, 136, 170, 176, 208

Baldovinetti, Alesso, 88, 92

Bambaja, Il (Agostino Busto), 42, 43

Bandinelli, Baccio, 5, 27, 36, 57, 96-98, 135

Barbieri, Domenico del, 201

Barile, Gian (of Florence), 86

Bartolommeo da Bagnacavallo (Bartolommeo Ramenghi), Life, 207-209

Bartolommeo di San Marco, Fra (Baccio della Porta), 159, 160, 194

Bartolommeo Miniati, 201

Bartolommeo Neroni (Riccio), 73

Bartolommeo Ramenghi (Bartolommeo da Bagnacavallo), Life, 207-209

Bastianello Florigorio (Sebastiano Florigerio), 148

Battista, Martino di (Pellegrino da San Daniele, or Martino da Udine), 145-150

Battista Dossi, Life, 139-141

Battistino, 193, 194

Baviera, 194

Bazzi, Giovanni Antonio (Sodoma), 73

Beccafumi, Domenico (Domenico di Pace), 74, 153, 163

Belli, Valerio de' (Valerio Vicentino), 247

Bellini family, 262

Bellini, Giovanni, 145, 146, 260, 264

Bembo, Giovan Francesco (Giovan Francesco Vetraio), 180

Benedetto, 165

Benedetto da Ferrara (Benedetto Coda), 211, 212

Benedetto da Maiano, 5

Benedetto da Rovezzano, Life, 35-38

Benedetto Spadari, 195, 196

Benvenuto Cellini, 135

Bernardino del Lupino (Bernardino Luini), 60

Bernardino Pinturicchio, 227

Bernardo da Vercelli, 151

Bernardo del Buda (Bernardo Rosselli), 116

Bernazzano, Cesare, 141

Biagio, Raffaello di, 231, 232

Biagio Bolognese (Biagio Pupini), 208, 211

Bicci, Lorenzo di, 5

Boccaccino, Boccaccio, Life, 58-60

Boccaccino, Camillo, 59, 60

Boccalino, Giovanni (Giovanni Ribaldi), 29

Bologna (Domenico Aimo), 28

Bolognese, Biagio (Biagio Pupini), 208, 211

Borgo, Raffaello dal (Raffaello dal Colle), 140, 195, 196

Borgo, Santi Titi dal, 160

Boscoli, Maso, 6

Bramante da Urbino, 26, 28, 29, 65, 68, 69

Bronzino, Agnolo, 127, 163

Buda, Bernardo del (Bernardo Rosselli), 116

Buonaccorsi, Perino (Perino del Vaga), 7, 77-79, 153, 162

Buonarroti, Michelagnolo, 5, 6, 23, 43-45, 58, 86, 111, 117, 128, 135, 165, 190, 194, 228, 245, 247, 261

Busto, Agostino (Il Bambaja), 42, 43

Caccianimici, Francesco, 201

Caccianimici, Vincenzio, 255, 256

Cadore, Tiziano da (Tiziano Vecelli), 66, 133, 134, 152, 153

Calavrese, Marco (Marco Cardisco), Life, 237-239

Caldara, Polidoro (Polidoro da Caravaggio), Life, 175-185

Calzolaio, Sandrino del, 161, 165

Camillo Boccaccino, 59, 60

Capanna (of Siena), 74

Caraglio, Giovanni Jacopo, 194

Caravaggio, Polidoro da (Polidoro Caldara), Life, 175-185

Cardisco, Marco (Marco Calavrese), Life, 237-239

Carpi, Girolamo da (Girolamo da Ferrara), 154

Carrara, Antonio da, 8

Carrara, Danese da (Danese Cattaneo), 135

Carrucci, Jacopo (Jacopo da Pontormo), 93, 98, 104, 118, 135, 190, 221, 222, 231, 232

Castagno, Andrea dal (Andrea degli Impiccati), 116

Castelfranco, Giorgione da, 149, 228, 262

Castellani, Leonardo, 238

Castrocaro, Gian Jacopo da, 50

Cattaneo, Danese (Danese da Carrara), 135

Cellini, Benvenuto, 135

Cesare Bernazzano, 141

Cesare da Sesto (Cesare da Milano), 65, 141

Cicilia, Il, 8

Cimabue, Giovanni, 177

Cioli, Simone, 30

Claudio of Paris, 201

Coda, Benedetto (Benedetto da Ferrara), 211, 212

Cola dalla Matrice (Niccola Filotesio), 238, 239

Colle, Raffaello dal (Raffaello dal Borgo), 140, 195, 196

Conte, Jacopo del, 119

Conti, Domenico, 115, 119

Contucci, Andrea (Andrea Sansovino, or Andrea dal Monte Sansovino), Life, 21-31. 43, 88

Cosimo, Piero di, 86

Cosimo Rosselli, 88, 229

Cosimo, Silvio, 6-8

Cotignola, Francesco da (Francesco de' Zaganelli), Life, 265-266

Cotignola, Girolamo da (Girolamo Marchesi), Life, 211-212. 207

Credi, Lorenzo di, Life, 49-52. 159

Credi, Maestro, 49

Crescione, Giovan Filippo, 238

Cristofano, Agnolo di, 223

Cronaca, Il (Simone del Pollaiuolo), 22

Cuticello (Giovanni Antonio Licinio, or Pordenone), Life, 145-155

Danese da Carrara (Danese Cattaneo), 135

Della Robbia family, 22

Domenico Aimo (Bologna), 28

Domenico Beccafumi (Domenico di Pace), 74, 153, 163

Domenico Conti, 115, 119

Domenico dal Monte Sansovino, 30

Domenico del Barbieri, 201

Domenico di Pace (Domenico Beccafumi), 74, 153, 163

Domenico di Paris, 195

Domenico di Polo, 135

Domenico Puligo, 109

Donato (Donatello), 23

Donnino, Agnolo di, 38

Dossi, Battista, Life, 139-141

Dossi, Dosso, Life, 139-141

Duerer, Albrecht, 96

Fagiuoli, Girolamo, 250

Fantuzzi, Antonio (Antonio da Trento), 249, 250

Fattore, Il (Giovan Francesco Penni), Life, 77-80. 201

Feltrini, Andrea di Cosimo, Life, 229-233. 221, 228

Feltro, Morto da, Life, 227-229. 230

Ferrara, Benedetto da (Benedetto Coda), 211, 212

Ferrara, Girolamo da (Girolamo da Carpi), 154

Ferrari, Gaudenzio, 81

Ferrucci, Andrea (Andrea da Fiesole), Life, 3-8. 11

Ferrucci, Francesco di Simone, 3

Fiesole, Andrea da (Andrea Ferrucci), Life, 3-8. 11

Filippo Lippi (Filippino), 87

Filotesio, Niccola (Cola dalla Matrice), 238, 239

Floriani, Antonio, 148, 149

Floriani, Francesco, 148, 149

Florigorio, Bastianello (Sebastiano Florigerio), 148

Fontana, Prospero, 213

Fra Bartolommeo di San Marco (Baccio della Porta), 159, 160, 194

Fra Sebastiano Viniziano del Piombo, 66

Francesco, Mariotto di, 231-233

Francesco Caccianimici, 201

Francesco d' Albertino (Francesco Ubertini, or Il Bacchiacca), 222

Francesco da Cotignola (Francesco de' Zaganelli), Life, 265-266

Francesco da San Gallo, 27

Francesco da Siena, 71, 73

Francesco de' Rossi (Francesco Salviati), 119

Francesco de' Zaganelli (Francesco da Cotignola), Life, 265-266

Francesco di Girolamo dal Prato, 135

Francesco di Mirozzo (Melozzo), 140

Francesco di Simone Ferrucci, 3

Francesco Floriani, 148, 149

Francesco Granacci (Il Granaccio), 97, 98, 231

Francesco Mazzuoli (Parmigiano), Life, 243-256

Francesco of Orleans, 201

Francesco Primaticcio, 200, 201, 203

Francesco Salviati (Francesco de' Rossi), 119

Francesco Ubertini (Francesco d' Albertino, or Il Bacchiacca), 222

Franciabigio (Francia), Life, 217-223. 86-89, 91, 93, 101, 103, 104, 217-223, 231, 232

Francucci, Innocenzio (Innocenzio da Imola), Life, 212-213. 207, 209

Gaudenzio Ferrari, 81

Genga, Girolamo, 15, 16, 140

Gensio Liberale, 149

Ghirlandajo, Michele di Ridolfo, 165

Ghirlandajo, Ridolfo, 220, 231

Gian Barile (of Florence), 86

Gian Jacopo da Castrocaro, 50

Giannuzzi, Giulio Pippi de' (Giulio Romano), 55, 77-79, 108, 109, 195

Giorgio Vasari. See Vasari (Giorgio)

Giorgione da Castelfranco, 149, 228, 262

Giotto, 21

Giovan Battista da Bagnacavallo, 201

Giovan Battista de' Rossi (Il Rosso), Life, 189-203. 97

Giovan Battista Grassi, 148

Giovan Battista Peloro, 73

Giovan Filippo Crescione, 238

Giovan Francesco Bembo (Giovan Francesco Vetraio), 180

Giovan Francesco Penni (Il Fattore), Life, 77-80. 201

Giovan Francesco Vetraio (Giovan Francesco Bembo), 180

Giovanni, Antonio di (Solosmeo), 118

Giovanni Antonio Bazzi (Sodoma), 73

Giovanni Antonio Lappoli, 196-198

Giovanni Antonio Licinio (Cuticello, or Pordenone), Life, 145-155

Giovanni Antonio Sogliani, Life, 159-166. 51

Giovanni Bellini, 145, 146, 260, 264

Giovanni Boccalino (Giovanni Ribaldi), 29

Giovanni Cimabue, 177

Giovanni da Nola, 137-139

Giovanni da Udine (Giovanni Martini), 145-147

Giovanni da Udine (Giovanni Nanni, or Giovanni Ricamatori), 77, 155, 175, 229, 238, 246

Giovanni Jacopo Caraglio, 194

Giovanni Mangone, 5

Giovanni Mansueti, 260

Giovanni Martini (Giovanni da Udine), 145-147

Giovanni Nanni (Giovanni da Udine, or Giovanni Ricamatori), 77, 155, 175, 229, 238, 246

Giovanni Ribaldi (Giovanni Boccalino), 29

Giovanni Ricamatori (Giovanni da Udine, or Giovanni Nanni), 77, 155, 175, 229, 238, 246

Girolamo, 60

Girolamo da Carpi (Girolamo da Ferrara), 154

Girolamo da Cotignola (Girolamo Marchesi), Life, 211-212. 207

Girolamo da Ferrara (Girolamo da Carpi), 154

Girolamo da Treviso (Girolamo Trevigi), Life, 169-171. 68

Girolamo della Robbia, 90

Girolamo Fagiuoli, 250

Girolamo Genga, 15, 16, 140

Girolamo Lombardo, 24, 28-30

Girolamo Marchesi (Girolamo da Cotignola), Life, 211-212. 207

Girolamo Mazzuoli, 244, 245, 254, 255

Girolamo Santa Croce, Life, 137-138

Girolamo Trevigi (Girolamo da Treviso), Life, 169-171. 68

Giuliano da San Gallo, 97

Giuliano del Tasso, 97

Giuliano (di Niccolo Morelli), Maestro, 73

Giulio Romano (Giulio Pippi de' Giannuzzi), 55, 77-79, 108, 109, 195

Granacci, Francesco (Il Granaccio), 97, 98, 231

Grassi, Giovan Battista, 148

Guazzetto, Il (Lorenzo Naldino), 201

Il Bacchiacca (Francesco Ubertini, or Francesco d' Albertino), 222

Il Bambaja (Agostino Busto), 42, 43

Il Cicilia, 8

Il Cronaca (Simone del Pollaiuolo), 22

Il Fattore (Giovan Francesco Penni), Life, 77-80. 201

Il Granaccio (Francesco Granacci), 97, 98, 231

Il Guazzetto (Lorenzo Naldino), 201

Il Pistoia (Leonardo), 79, 80

Il Rosso (Giovan Battista de' Rossi), Life, 189-203. 97

Imola, Innocenzio da (Innocenzio Francucci), Life, 212-213. 207, 209

Impiccati, Andrea degli (Andrea dal Castagno), 116

Innocenzio da Imola (Innocenzio Francucci), Life, 212-213. 207, 209

Jacomo Melighino, 72, 73

Jacone (Jacopo), 119

Jacopo da Pontormo (Jacopo Carrucci), 93, 98, 104, 118, 135, 190, 221, 222, 231, 232

Jacopo del Conte, 119

Jacopo di Sandro, 97

Jacopo Palma (Palma Vecchio), Life, 259-261

Jacopo Sansovino, 5, 31, 35, 36, 80, 88, 92, 93, 97, 98, 180, 218, 231, 247

Lappoli, Giovanni Antonio, 196-198

Lattanzio Pagani, 212

Leonardo (Il Pistoia), 79, 80

Leonardo Castellani, 238

Leonardo da Vinci, 49, 50, 86, 228, 261

Leonardo del Tasso, 31

Leonardo the Fleming, 201

Liberale, Gensio, 149

Licinio, Giovanni Antonio (Cuticello, or Pordenone), Life, 145-155

Lippi, Filippo (Filippino), 87

Lombardi, Alfonso, Life, 131-136. 210

Lombardo, Girolamo, 24, 28-30

Lorenzetto (Lorenzo) Lotti, Life, 55-58

Lorenzo di Bicci, 5

Lorenzo di Credi, Life, 49-52. 159

Lorenzo Lotto, Life, 261-264

Lorenzo Naldino (Il Guazzetto), 201

Lorenzo of Picardy, 201

Lotti, Lorenzetto (Lorenzo), Life, 55-58

Lotto, Lorenzo, Life, 261-264

Luca della Robbia (the younger), 90

Luca Monverde, 147

Luca Penni, 79, 201

Lucrezia, Madonna, 127

Luini, Bernardino (Bernardino del Lupino), 60

Lunetti, Stefano (Stefano of Florence), 51

Lunetti, Tommaso di Stefano, 51, 52, 164, 231

Lupino, Bernardino del (Bernardino Luini), 60

Madonna Lucrezia, 127

Madonna Properzia de' Rossi, Life, 123-128

Maestro Credi, 49

Maestro Giuliano (di Niccolo Morelli), 73

Maiano, Benedetto da, 5

Maini (Marini), Michele, 3, 4

Mangone, Giovanni, 5

Mansueti, Giovanni, 260

Marchesi, Girolamo (Girolamo da Cotignola), Life, 211-212. 207

Marchissi, Antonio di Giorgio, 4

Marco Calavrese (Marco Cardisco), Life, 237-239

Mariano da Perugia, 263

Marini (Maini), Michele, 3, 4

Mariotto Albertinelli, 86, 212, 217

Mariotto di Francesco, 231-233

Martini, Giovanni (Giovanni da Udine), 145-147

Martino da Udine (Pellegrino da San Daniele, or Martino di Battista), 145-150

Maso Boscoli, 6

Matrice, Cola dalla (Niccola Filotesio), 238, 239

Maturino, Life, 175-185

Mazzieri, Antonio di Donnino, 223

Mazzuoli, Francesco (Parmigiano), Life, 243-256

Mazzuoli, Girolamo, 244, 245, 254, 255

Melighino, Jacomo, 72, 73

Michelagnolo Buonarroti, 5, 6, 23, 43-45, 58, 86, 111, 117, 128, 135, 165, 190, 194, 228, 245, 247, 261

Michelagnolo da Siena, Life, 136-137. 69

Michele di Ridolfo Ghirlandajo, 165

Michele Maini (Marini), 3, 4

Milano, Cesare da (Cesare da Sesto), 65, 141

Mini, Antonio, 165

Miniati, Bartolommeo, 201

Mirozzo (Melozzo), Francesco di, 140

Modena, Pellegrino da (Pellegrino degli Aretusi, or Pellegrino de' Munari), Life, 80-81. 176

Monte Sansovino, Andrea dal (Andrea Contucci, or Andrea Sansovino), Life, 21-31. 43, 88

Monte Sansovino, Domenico dal, 30

Montelupo, Baccio da, Life, 41-45. 97

Montelupo, Raffaello da, Life, 41-45. 27, 119

Monverde, Luca, 147

Morelli, Maestro Giuliano di Niccolo, 73

Morto da Feltro, Life, 227-229. 230

Mosca, Simone, 44

Munari, Pellegrino de' (Pellegrino da Modena, or Pellegrino degli Aretusi), Life, 80-81. 176

Naldino, Lorenzo (Il Guazzetto), 201

Nanni, Giovanni (Giovanni da Udine, or Giovanni Ricamatori), 77, 155, 175, 229, 238, 246

Nannoccio, 119

Neroni, Bartolommeo (Riccio), 73

Niccola Filotesio (Cola dalla Matrice), 238, 239

Niccolo (called Tribolo), 6, 28, 136, 233

Niccolo Rondinello (Rondinello da Ravenna), Life, 264-265. 266

Niccolo Soggi, 109, 110, 196

Nola, Giovanni da, 137-139

Pace, Domenico di (Domenico Beccafumi), 74, 153, 163

Pagani, Lattanzio, 212

Palma, Jacopo (Palma Vecchio), Life, 259-261

Paolo Romano, 57

Paris, Domenico di, 195

Parmigiano (Francesco Mazzuoli), Life, 243-256

Pellegrino da Modena (Pellegrino degli Aretusi, or Pellegrino de' Munari), Life, 80-81. 176

Pellegrino da San Daniele (Martino da Udine, or Martino di Battista), 145-150

Peloro, Giovan Battista, 73

Penni, Giovan Francesco (Il Fattore), Life, 77-80. 201

Penni, Luca, 79, 201

Perino del Vaga (Perino Buonaccorsi), 7, 77-79, 153, 162

Perugia, Mariano da, 263

Perugino, Pietro (Pietro Vannucci), 49, 50, 87, 230

Peruzzi, Baldassarre, Life, 63-74. 57, 63-74, 136, 170, 176, 208

Pier Francesco di Jacopo di Sandro, 118, 119

Piero da Volterra, 64

Piero di Cosimo, 86

Pietrasanta, Stagio da, 162

Pietro Perugino (Pietro Vannucci), 49, 50, 87, 230

Pinturicchio, Bernardino, 227

Piombo, Fra Sebastiano Viniziano del, 66

Pistoia, Il (Leonardo), 79, 80

Plautilla, 126

Poggini, Zanobi, 106

Poggino, Zanobi di, 165

Polidoro da Caravaggio (Polidoro Caldara), Life, 175-185

Pollaiuolo, Antonio, 21

Pollaiuolo, Simone del (Il Cronaca), 22

Polo, Domenico di, 135

Pomponio Amalteo, 154, 155

Pontormo, Jacopo da (Jacopo Carrucci), 93, 98, 104, 118, 135, 190, 221, 222, 231, 232

Pordenone (Giovanni Antonio Licinio, or Cuticello), Life, 145-155

Porta, Baccio della (Fra Bartolommeo di San Marco), 159, 160, 194

Prato, Francesco di Girolamo dal, 135

Primaticcio, Francesco, 200, 201, 203

Properzia de' Rossi, Madonna, Life, 123-128

Prospero Fontana, 213

Puligo, Domenico, 109

Pupini, Biagio (Biagio Bolognese), 208, 211

Raffaello da Montelupo, Life, 41-45. 27, 119

Raffaello da Urbino (Raffaello Sanzio), 11-15, 55, 56, 66, 72, 77-81, 107-109, 117, 126, 169, 175, 191, 194, 201, 207, 208, 213, 222, 245, 247

Raffaello dal Colle (Raffaello dal Borgo), 140, 195, 196

Raffaello di Biagio, 231, 232

Raffaello Sanzio (Raffaello da Urbino), 11-15, 55, 56, 66, 72, 77-81, 107-109, 117, 126, 169, 175, 191, 194, 201, 207, 208, 213, 222, 245, 247

Ramenghi, Bartolommeo (Bartolommeo da Bagnacavallo), Life, 207-209

Ravenna, Rondinello da (Niccolo Rondinello), Life, 264-265. 266

Ribaldi, Giovanni (Giovanni Boccalino), 29

Ricamatori, Giovanni (Giovanni Nanni, or Giovanni da Udine), 77, 155, 175, 229, 238, 246

Riccio (Bartolommeo Neroni), 73

Ridolfo Ghirlandajo, 220, 231

Robbia, Andrea della, 90

Robbia, Girolamo della, 90

Robbia, Luca della (the younger), 90

Romano, Giulio (Giulio Pippi de' Giannuzzi), 55, 77-79, 108, 109, 195

Romano, Paolo, 57

Romano, Virgilio, 73

Rondinello, Niccolo (Rondinello da Ravenna), Life, 264-265. 266

Rosselli, Bernardo (Bernardo del Buda), 116

Rosselli, Cosimo, 88, 229

Rossi, Francesco de' (Francesco Salviati), 119

Rossi, Giovan Battista de' (Il Rosso), Life, 189-203. 97

Rossi, Madonna Properzia de', Life, 123-128

Rosso, Il (Giovan Battista de' Rossi), Life, 189-203. 97

Rovezzano, Benedetto da, Life, 35-38

Rozzo, Antonio del (Antonio del Tozzo), 73

Salviati, Francesco (Francesco de' Rossi), 119

San Daniele, Pellegrino da (Martino da Udine, or Martino di Battista), 145-150

San Gallo, Antonio da (the elder), 97

San Gallo, Antonio da (the younger), 29, 43, 58, 72

San Gallo, Francesco da, 27

San Gallo, Giuliano da, 97

San Gallo, Sebastiano (Aristotele) da, 97

San Gimignano, Vincenzio da (Vincenzio Tamagni), Life, 11-17

San Marco, Fra Bartolommeo di (Baccio della Porta), 159, 160, 194

Sandrino del Calzolaio, 161, 165

Sandro, Jacopo di, 97

Sandro, Pier Francesco di Jacopo di, 118, 119

Sansovino, Andrea (Andrea dal Monte Sansovino, or Andrea Contucci), Life, 21-31. 43, 88

Sansovino, Jacopo, 5, 31, 35, 36, 80, 88, 92, 93, 97, 98, 180, 218, 231, 247

Santa Croce, Girolamo, Life, 137-138

Santi Titi dal Borgo, 160

Sanzio, Raffaello (Raffaello da Urbino), 11-15, 55, 56, 66, 72, 77-81, 107-109, 117, 126, 169, 175, 191, 194, 201, 207, 208, 213, 222, 245, 247

Sarto, Andrea del (Andrea d' Agnolo), Life, 85-120. 164, 194, 217-221, 231

Schizzone, 12

Sebastiano (Aristotele) da San Gallo, 97

Sebastiano Florigerio (Bastianello Florigorio), 148

Sebastiano Serlio, 72

Sebastiano Viniziano del Piombo, Fra, 66

Serlio, Sebastiano, 72

Sesto, Cesare da (Cesare da Milano), 65, 141

Sguazzella, Andrea, 100, 118

Siena, Francesco da, 71, 73

Siena, Michelagnolo da, Life, 136-137. 69

Silvio Cosini, 6-8

Simone Cioli, 30

Simone del Pollaiuolo (Il Cronaca), 22

Simone Mosca, 44

Simone of Paris, 201

Sodoma (Giovanni Antonio Bazzi), 73

Sofonisba Anguisciuola, 127, 128

Soggi, Niccolo, 109, 110, 196

Sogliani, Giovanni Antonio, Life, 159-166. 51

Solosmeo (Antonio di Giovanni), 118

Spadari, Benedetto, 195, 196

Stagio da Pietrasanta, 162

Stefano Lunetti (Stefano of Florence), 51

Tamagni, Vincenzio (Vincenzio da San Gimignano), Life, 11-17

Tasso, Giuliano del, 97

Tasso, Leonardo del, 31

Timoteo da Urbino (Timoteo della Vite), Life, 11-17

Titi dal Borgo, Santi, 160

Tiziano da Cadore (Tiziano Vecelli), 66, 133, 134, 152, 153

Tommaso di Stefano Lunetti, 51, 52, 164, 231

Tozzo, Antonio del (Antonio del Rozzo), 73

Trento, Antonio da (Antonio Fantuzzi), 249, 250

Treviso, Girolamo da (Girolamo Trevigi), Life, 169-171. 68

Tribolo (Niccolo), 6, 28, 136, 233

Ubertini, Francesco (Francesco d' Albertino, or Il Bacchiacca), 222

Udine, Giovanni da (Giovanni Martini), 145-147

Udine, Giovanni da (Giovanni Nanni, or Giovanni Ricamatori), 77, 155, 175, 229, 238, 246

Udine, Martino da (Pellegrino da San Daniele, or Martino di Battista), 145-150

Urbino, Bramante da, 26, 28, 29, 65, 68, 69

Urbino, Raffaello da (Raffaello Sanzio), 11-15, 55, 56, 66, 72, 77-81, 107-109, 117, 126, 169, 175, 191, 194, 201, 207, 208, 213, 222, 245, 247

Urbino, Timoteo da (Timoteo della Vite), Life, 11-17

Vaga, Perino del (Perino Buonaccorsi), 7, 77-79, 153, 162

Valerio Vicentino (Valerio de' Belli), 247

Vannucci, Pietro (Pietro Perugino), 49, 50, 87, 230

Vasari, Giorgio— as art-collector, 17, 22, 24, 38, 45, 49, 74, 77, 79, 104, 118, 126, 128, 165, 196, 197, 201, 209, 213, 219, 250-252, 256 as author, 3-5, 7, 11, 12, 17, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 35, 45, 63, 66, 69, 73, 91, 96, 98, 108, 112, 114, 120, 126, 128, 132, 134, 135, 139, 145, 146, 148, 155, 177, 182, 185, 192, 194, 199, 201, 210-213, 223, 230, 232, 238, 247, 250, 251, 253-255, 259, 260, 264 as painter, 36, 80, 119, 135, 163, 232, 233, 265 as architect, 233, 250, 251

Vecchio, Palma (Jacopo Palma), Life, 259-261

Vecelli, Tiziano (Tiziano da Cadore), 66, 133, 134, 152, 153

Vercelli, Bernardo da, 151

Verrocchio, Andrea, 49, 50, 55

Vetraio, Giovan Francesco (Giovan Francesco Bembo), 180

Vicentino, Valerio (Valerio de' Belli), 247

Vincenzio Caccianimici, 255, 256

Vincenzio da San Gimignano (Vincenzio Tamagni), Life, 11-17

Vincenzio Tamagni (Vincenzio da San Gimignano), Life, 11-17

Vinci, Leonardo da, 49, 50, 86, 228, 261

Viniziano, Agostino, 97

Virgilio Romano, 73

Visino, 223

Vite, Timoteo della (Timoteo da Urbino), Life, 11-17

Vitruvius, 68, 71

Vittoria, Alessandro, 247

Volterra, Piero da, 64

Volterra, Zaccaria da, 45, 132

Zaccaria da Volterra, 45, 132

Zaganelli, Francesco de' (Francesco da Cotignola), Life, 265-266

Zanobi di Poggino, 165

Zanobi Poggini, 106

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