See Chapter 7, part 2. The Oxford Companion to Art . Another useful tool in the Oxford companion series, this one has been reprinted several times. The author's expertise is evident throughout the over 3,000 alphabetically arranged entries. Painting of the High Renaissance in Rome and Florence .
Volume one is all text, the accompanying second volume is all illustration.
The back of the first volume contains an Index Raisonne , providing the reader with several bibliographies. Note that page 625 begins a list of errors detected and corrected by page number. See the Index for selections dealing with Michelangelo, as well as for specific works of art, all of which are listed under his name. Purposes of Art . Albert E. Elsen.