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Dialogues on Ancient Painting
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Dialogues on Ancient Painting

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  • Nuno GonƧalves

    Francisco de Hallanda, in his Dialogues on Ancient Painting (1548), refers to him as one of the ā€œEaglesā€ā€”one of the 15th-century masters—but his name and work were lost to history. His altarpiece for the cathedral of Lisbon was destroyed in the earthquake of 1755, and his other altarpiece on the…

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    Francisco de Hallanda, in his Dialogues on Ancient Painting (1548), refers to him as one of the ā€œEaglesā€ā€”one of the 15th-century masters—but his name and work were lost to history. His altarpiece for the cathedral of Lisbon was destroyed in the earthquake of 1755, and his other altarpiece on the…

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