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canterbury page of manuscript with beginning of the Manciple’s Tale c. 1390s Hengwrt Manuscript, folio 108v National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth (from Baker) |
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coronis “Apollo Slaying Coronis” Domenichino. G.B. Viola, Alessandro Fortuna(?) 1616-1618 fresco, 199.4 x 89.5 cm National Gallery, London Domenichino may not have actually painted the frescoes himself, but instead created the chalk or ink studies and his assistants painted the frescoes: in this case, the landscape is attributed to Viola, and the figures may have been painted by Fortuna. (Spear, plate 192) |
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cyparissus “The Transformation of Cyparissus” Domenichino, G. B. Viola, and Alessandro Fortuna(?) 1616-1618 fresco; upper portion: approx. 90 cm wide; lower portion: 120 x 88.3 cm upper portion: Villa Aldobrandini, Frascati; lower portion: National Gallery, London The upper portion of this fresco remains in its original place (Villa Aldobrandini). (Spear, plates 188-189) |
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hyacinthus “Apollo and Hyacinthus” Domenichino 1603-1604 Palazzo Farnese, Rome fresco, 124 x 267cm (Spear, plate 12) |