...painter of no celebrity. While still a youth, he was consigned to Pier di Cosimo, a practical colourist, by no means skilled in drawing or in composition ;...more suited to his mild disposition. He went to Rome, I know not in what year, but that he was there, appears not, as in the case of Correggio, to admit...

...Cartoons of Vinci and Buonarrotti ; and, as many circumstances indicate, on the frescos of Massacio and of Ghirlandaio, in which the subjects were more suited to his mild disposition." In the school of Cosimo he exerted himself with extraordinary diligence, and it is said that he appropriated...

...Cartoons of Vinci and Buonarrotti ; and, as many circumstances indicate, on the frescos of Massncio and of Ghirlandaio, in which the subjects were more suited to his mild disposition." In the school of Cosimo he exerted himself with extraordinary diligence, and it is said that he appropriated...

...cartoons of Vinci and •Buonarotti, and as many circumstances indicate, on the frescos of Masaccio and Ghirlandaio, in which the subjects were more suited to his mild disposition ; it is also certain that he went to Rome, and improved himself by contemplating the works of Raffaelle....

...cartoons of Vinci and Huonarotti, und as many circumstances indicate, on tlie frescos of Masarcio and Ghirlandaio, in which the subjects were more suited to his mild disposition ; it is also certain that he went to Rome, and improved hiirself by contemplating the wort s of Raftaelle....

...cartoons of Vinci and Buonarotti, imd as many circumstances indicate, on the frescos of Masaccio and Ghirlandaio, in which the subjects were more suited to his mild disposition ; it is also certaio that he went to Rome, and improved himself by contemplating the works of Raffaelle....