The development of the Italian schools of painting
By: by Raimond van Marle.
Contributors: Marle, Charlotte van.
Publisher: M. Nijhoff
Published: 1923
Place of publication: The Hague
Language: eng
Number of pages: 19
Subjects: Painting, Italian -- History.
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Preface (v.16, 19) signed: Charlotte van Marle.
"With the ... death of the author, this work, which was planned to comprise 21 volumes, has had to end with the 18th."--Pref. (v.19)
Table of contents: title: I. From the 6th until the end of the 13th century.-II. The Sienese school of the 14th century.-III. The Florentine school of the 14th century.-IV. The local schools of north Italy of the 14th century.-V. The local schools of central and southern Italy of the 14th century.-VI. Iconographical index to volumes I-V.- VII. Late Gothic painting in north Italy.-VIII. Gentile, Pisanello and late Gothic painting in central and southern Italy.-IX. Late Gothic painting in Tuscany.-X. The renaissance painters of Florence in the 15th century; the first generation.-XI. The renaissance painters of Florence in the 15th century; the second generation.-XII-XIII. The renaissance painters of Florence in the 15th century; the third generation.-XIV. The renaissance painters of Umbria.-XV. The renaissance painters of central and southern Italy.-XVI. The renaissance painters of Tuscany.-XVII. The renaissance painters of Venice: Ant. Vivarini, the Bellini, Cima, Basaiti.-XVIII. [etc.]