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Fernando YƔƱez

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    …decade of the 16th century, Fernando YƔƱez, who may have assisted Leonardo da Vinci on the Battle of Anghiari in 1505, executed works showing a good knowledge of Italian Renaissance developments. Further Italianate tendencies emerged strongly in the Valencian works of Juan de Macip and his son Juan de Juanes.…

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    …decade of the 16th century, Fernando YƔƱez, who may have assisted Leonardo da Vinci on the Battle of Anghiari in 1505, executed works showing a good knowledge of Italian Renaissance developments. Further Italianate tendencies emerged strongly in the Valencian works of Juan de Macip and his son Juan de Juanes.…

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