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... artists or by their imitators from the cities of central Latium ; and throughout the later republican and the imperial epochs many of the leading artists , architects , and craftsmen had Greek names and were Greek , or at any rate Greek ...
... artists or by their imitators from the cities of central Latium ; and throughout the later republican and the imperial epochs many of the leading artists , architects , and craftsmen had Greek names and were Greek , or at any rate Greek ...
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... artists who followed in this tradition . The artists praised included Raphael , Michelangelo , Giulio Romano , and Annibale Carracci . The slightly later generation of writers added the name of the French painter Nicolas Poussin to the ...
... artists who followed in this tradition . The artists praised included Raphael , Michelangelo , Giulio Romano , and Annibale Carracci . The slightly later generation of writers added the name of the French painter Nicolas Poussin to the ...
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... artists recruited from all parts of India . The atelier , at least in the initial stages , was under the superintendence of Akbar's teacher and another great Persian master , Mir Sayyid ' Ali ; but the distinctive style that evolved ...
... artists recruited from all parts of India . The atelier , at least in the initial stages , was under the superintendence of Akbar's teacher and another great Persian master , Mir Sayyid ' Ali ; but the distinctive style that evolved ...
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