Leonardo da Vinci and Gian Giacomo Caprotti Called Sala: The Enigma of a Painting
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Leonardo da Vinci and Gian Giacomo Caprotti Called Sala: The Enigma of a Painting Details
About the Author Maurizio Zecchini was born in Milan, to a family of three generations of antiquarians. He started to accompany his father on his journeys in search of works of art in his high-school days. Working with a group of experts, he has brought out two publications: Tiziano nelle Gallerie Fiorentine, catalogue of the exhibition at Palazzo Pitti, Florence, 1978, and Raffaello a Firenze, catalogue of the exhibition at Palazzo Pitti, Florence, 1984. Currently he works freelance and devotes himself to research in the archives. Read more
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Reviews
Very interesting analysis. Rich in scientific data. Lacking some conclusions about the authorship though.
