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  • Title: History of Art: Lecture I: Cimabue, Giotto, and Other Italian Masters
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    • Pope. (Santa Croce, Florence.)
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    • 72. Raphael: Pope Leo X. (Pitti Gallery. Florence.)
    • 73. Raphael: Pope Julius II. (Uffizi. Florence.)
  • Title: History of Art: Lecture II: Leonardo, Michelangelo and Raphael
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    • century Italian Christianity witnessed the rise even among the Popes, of
    • by Pope Julius to decorate the Sistine Chapel, now in a far fuller sense
    • the Pope. What Michelangelo was now to witness must have been terrible
    • Michelangelo to Rome, where he creates, once more by comman of the Pope,
    • for the monument of Pope Julius; for, in fact, this was never finished,
    • It is significant that Pope
    • creating his earliest artistic works in Florence, the Pope in Rome was
    • the Creation of the World for Pope Julius. We see the dominion of the
    • Gorgias in Rome replaced by Pope Julius, and then by the Medici, Leo
    • X. In this connection we must realise that Pope Julius II, although
    • about Christian Art. Pope Julius, who replaced the political Borgia
    • commercial Popes, if we may call them so — those of the house
    • to feel Pope Alexander VI, or his son Caesar Borgia, or Julius II, as
    • of all these Popes, — indeed, many things would certainly not
    • him to Rome and come to those pictures which he painted there for Pope
    • it was done to the order of the Pope, — the Pope who craved, as
    • of St. Peter, according to the desires of Pope Julius. Under the influence
    • of the Pope, wishing to achieve a new greatness of Christianity centered
    • for a long time. It was certainly not the case that the Pope said:
    • from the whole complex which Raphael did for Pope Julius II in order
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  • Title: History of Art: Lecture VI: Dutch and Flemish Painting
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    • Church, God the Father is actually represented as a Pope. Nevertheless,
  • Title: History of Art: Lecture VIII: Raphael and the Northern Artists
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    • “Rudolfinum” at Prague. The Pope, the Emperor and



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