Lorenzo de' Medici, the Magnificent (vol. 2 of 2)Reumont, Alfred von
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Lorenzo de' Medici, the Magnificent (vol. 2 of 2)
Reumont, Alfred von
Medici, Lorenzo de', 1449-1492
Latin Poets—Ugolino Verino—Alessandro Bracci—G. B.
Contalicio—Tommaso Baldinotti—Pierio Riccio—Pisa and its
University before Lorenzo’s Time—Lorenzo de’ Medici and
Pisa—Restoration of the University—Filelfo’s Endeavours after a
Professorship—Difficulties of the New Establishment—Professors
of the University—Bartolommeo Sozzini—the Brothers
Decio—Waldo Bartolini—Francesco Accolti—Pierio Leoni—Lorenzo
Lippi—Bartolommeo von Pratovecchio—Francesco de’
Massimi—Studies in Florence—Fontius and Chalcondylas—Johannes
Lascaris—The high Development of Greek Studies—Platina and
Pomponius Leti in connection with Lorenzo—Examination of
Manuscripts—Emendations—Poliziano’s Critical Works—Collation
of the Pandects—Translations—The Art of Printing—Bernardo
Cennini—First Printing in Florence—Increased Diffusion of
Literary Treasures—Manuscript Collectors in Florence—Lorenzo de’
Medici as a Manuscript Collector—Poliziano in Venice—Cassandra
Fedele—Piero de’ Medici and the Medicean Collections—The
Books of Mathias Corvinus—Intercourse between the Learned of
Hungary and Florence—Collections of Inscriptions—The Academy at
Rome—Fra Giocondo of Verona—Lorenzo de’ Medici as the Centre of
the Learned World—Assemblies of the Platonic Academy—Platonic
Symposia—The Exact Sciences—Paolo Toscanelli—Amerigo Vespucci 96
THIRD PART.
THE FINE ARTS.
CHAPTER XII.
COSIMO AND PIERO DE’ MEDICI AND ART.
Revolution in the Direction of Art when Cosimo was
young—Architectural Questions—Brunelleschi—Re-building
of San Lorenzo—Abbey of Fiesole—Michelozzo—Church and
Convent of San Marco—Other Works of Michelozzo—Chapel
of the Annunziata—Tabernacle in San Miniato—Tornabuoni
Palace—Brunelleschi’s Buildings—Pazzi Chapel—Pitti Palace—Luca
Fancelli—Leon Batista Alberti—Rucellai Palace and Loggia—Holy
Sepulchre—The Annunziata Choir—Sculpture—Donatello and Cosimo
de’ Medici—Lorenzo Ghiberti—Glass Painting and the Jesuates—Luca
della Robbia—Works in Glazed Earth—Sepulchral Monuments—Noferi
Strozzi—Neri Capponi—Orlando de’ Medici—Splendour of the
Monuments—Desiderio da Settignano—Bernardo and Antonio
Rossellino—Chapel of the Cardinal of Portugal—Mino
da Fiesole—Ornamentation—Giuliano da Majano—Antonio
Filarete—Niello—Maso Finiguerra—Painting—Masaccio and Fra
Angelico of Fiesole—Benozzo Gozzoli—Paolo Uccello—Andrea dal
Castagno—Domenico Veneziano—Filippo Lippi—The Peselli—Flemish
in connection with Tuscan Art—Art-Treasures and Antiquities in
the House of the Medici—Personal Intercourse of the Medici with
Artists—Antonio Squarcialupi _degli Organi_—Domenico Veneziano to
Piero de’ Medici—Benozzo Gozzali to Piero de’ Medici—Fra Filippo
Lippi and the Medici—Beginnings of Art History—Cennini and
Ghiberti 120
CHAPTER XIII.
BUILDING IN THE DAYS OF LORENZO DE’ MEDICI.
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