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...collection, in addition to the examples named, has views of the Villa Borghese at Rome, the Villa Como, and the Villa Medici. The exhibition is open to the public...
...Nicholas Lockoff, a Russian artist, has been placed in the Lecture Room of the Fogg Art Museum. The fresco is a remarkable copy of a section of the larger work, painted in 1459 by Bonzzo Gozzoli of the Florentine School, on the walls of the chapel in the Medici Palace, now known as the Riccardi Palace, in Florence. It represents "Lorenzo the Magnificent," mounted on a richly caparisoned white horse at the head of "The Procesion of the Magi." He wears a yellow and gold tunic with red sleeves, red silk tights, and, on his flowing curls; a jeweled...
...picture has long been famous in the collection of Arthur E. Street, of London. According to tradition, it be longed originally to Lorenzo di Medici, who presented it to a lady of the family of the Gulducol...
...today. They are called "Tommy Browns.' The "Daily Mirror" explains the term. The original "Tommy Brown" was Sir Thomas Brown, who at the time of the English civil war took absolutely no notice of the conflict and continued his studies as though no war were in progress. His "Religio Medici" and "Uvu Burial," two master-pieces in English Literature were produced at this time...
Second volume--Bacon's "Essays" and "New Atlantis"; Milton's "Areopagitica" and "Tractate on Education"; Sir Thomas Browne's "Religio Medici...