Vittore Carpaccio

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Figure 23: Classical ornament used in Italian Renaissance interiors: “Dream of St. Ursula,” canvas by Vittore Carpaccio, Italy, c. 1495. In the Academia, Venice.

angel playing a lute

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Figure 23: Classical ornament used in Italian Renaissance interiors: “Dream of St. Ursula,” canvas by Vittore Carpaccio, Italy, c. 1495. In the Academia, Venice.

Figure 23: Classical ornament used in Italian Renaissance interiors: “Dream of St....

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angel playing a lute

angel playing a lute

Angel playing a lute, from “Presentation in the Temple,” painted altarpiece by Vittore...

SCALA/Art Resource, New York

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