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Antonio Allegri da Correggio
November 25, 1875 issue

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The article focuses on the book entitled, "Antonio Allegri da Correggio." The book is written in German language by Julius Meyer. This book is especially of an importance to the possessors of biographies. The illustrations in the book are carbon facsimiles of drawings in English collections. Though there is no authentic portraits a supposed portrait is reproduced, for what reason it would be difficult to say. The book contains an introduction, and has been edited by Charles Heaton. Heaton does little to reinforce Meyer either in his criticism or his facts, and her introduction would perhaps hardly be missed, but her notes are worth having, as they supplement or correct the original.

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ANTONIO Allegri da Correggio (Book); BOOKS; BIOGRAPHY; STYLE, Literary; ILLUSTRATION of books; PORTRAITS
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