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2. Europe 1700-1900

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Baetjer, Katharine, Koeppe, Wolfram, Hecht, Johanna, Munger, Jeffrey H., Draper, James David, Tinterow, Gary, Ives, Colta, Heyde, Herbert, Daniel, Malcolm, and Stein, Susan Alyson

Published
2002
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4. Europe 1700-1900

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Stein, Perrin, Hecht, Johanna, Koeppe, Wolfram, Pyhrr, Stuart W., Libin, Laurence, Le Corbeiller, Clare, McNab, Jessie, Loveman, Jennifer A., Draper, James David, Nudel, Marina, Tinterow, Gary, Daniel, Malcolm, Hambourg, Maria Morris, Ives, Colta, and Stein, Susan Alyson

Published
1998
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17. Europe 1700-1900

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Majer, Michele M., Raggio, Olga, Le Corbeiller, Clare, McNab, Jessie, Libin, Laurence, Pyhrr, Stuart W., Rieder, William, Daniel, Malcolm, Heckscher, Morrison H., Ives, Colta, Draper, James David, Tinterow, Gary, and Mules, Helen B.

Published
1993
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18. Europe 1700-1900

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Griswold, William M., Rieder, William, Draper, James David, Libin, Laurence, Tinterow, Gary, Le Corbeiller, Clare, Daniel, Malcolm, Stover, Louise, Hambourg, Maria Morris, McNab, Jessie, Stein, Susan Alyson, and Pyhrr, Stuart W.

Published
1994
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19. Western European Arts

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Raggio, Olga, Hackenbroch, Yvonne, Parker, James, McNab, Jessie, Draper, James David, Le Corbeiller, Clare, Vincent, Clare, Hecht, Johanna, Hunter, Penelope, Mailey, Jean, and Standen, Edith Appleton

Published
1965
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25. FRANCESCO BERTOS.

Author

Draper, James David

Subjects
SCULPTORS, ITALIAN bronzes, ITALIAN sculpture, CANDELABRA, BIOGRAPHY (Literary form)
Abstract

The article focuses on Italian sculptor Francesco Bertos, who became an active artist from 1683 to 1738, and his sculpture "Vessel With Three Putti." Based on historical records, Bertos worked in marble and bronze in northern Italy, was in Rome in 1683 and in Venice in 1710 as shown by his work on two bronze candelabra for the Santo in Padua. The bronze "Vessel With Three Putti" was speculated to have been made in Venice circa 1720-1740, and used allegorical putti stand as a replacement for the satyrs and grotesque ornament used by earlier art schools.

Published
1986

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