The Renaissance in Italian art.

1. The awakening of life.--2. The republic of Siena.--3. The Medici at Florence.--4. Humanism and art.--5. Correggio at Parma.--6. The city triumphant.--7. Leonardo at Milan.--8. The master of Perugia.--9. Rome of the renaissance.

The Venetian painters of the renaissance : with an index to their works /

Includes indexes.

A reader of the Italian language...

Mode of access: Internet.

The Florentine painters of the renaissance, with an index to their works,

Mode of access: Internet.

Analogy of the languages of southern Europe. Or, An easy method of learning, singly or collectively, the Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, and French languages, by means of the Latin.

Mode of access: Internet.

Primary lessons in Italian.

At head of title: Ollendorff's method.

Painting and painters' materials: a book of facts for painters and those who use or deal in paint materials.

Bibliography: p. [449]-451.

Italian rambles; studies of life and manners in new and old Italy,

Mode of access: Internet.

Stories from the Italian poets: being a summary in prose of the poems of Dante, Pulci, Boiardo, Ariosto and Tasso; with comments throughout, occasional passages versified, and critical notices of the lives and genius of the authors.

Paged continuously.

Sketches of eminent American painters.

Published also under title: Artist-life; or, Sketches of American painters.

Great English painters /

Mode of access: Internet.

Historical sketches of the old painters.

Appelles and Protogenes; Cimabue and Giotto; Leonardo da Vinci; Michelangelo Buonaroti; Raffaello Sanzio D'Urbino; Antonio Allegri da Coreggio; Giorgione and Tiziano; The three Carracci-Ludovico; Annibale and Agostino--with their school; Reubens and Vandike; Claude Gelée; Poussin; Salvator Rosa.

Modern painters /

On spine: Ruskin's works v. 1-4.

The history of Italy, written in Italian.

Translation of: Istoria d'Italia.

Dictionary of the English and Italian languages for general use, with the Italian pronunciation and the accentuation of every word in both languages, and the terms of science and art ... /

Added t.-p. in Italian.