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Faculty of archeology, history and letters
DOI article:Mann, Horace K.: The portraits of the popes
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The British School at Rome.
Innocent V., Nicholas III.,1 Boniface VIII.,2 and Benedict XI. With
regard to the portrait of the last-named Pontiff, it is stated by Vasari3
that it was painted on the wall of the Chapter-house of S. Maria Novella
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1 In the chapel known as the Sancta Sanctorum.
2 The famous one by Giotto now on a pillar in St. John Latcran ; and one by Amb.
Lorenzetti in Siena—-Venturi, Storia dell’Arte, v. 697 If. ; and in the Church dell’Incoronata
at Naples, and in the church of S. Lorenzo Maggiore by Simone Martini. Cf. ib. p. 595-
3 Ed. Milanesi, i. p. 559.
The British School at Rome.
Innocent V., Nicholas III.,1 Boniface VIII.,2 and Benedict XI. With
regard to the portrait of the last-named Pontiff, it is stated by Vasari3
that it was painted on the wall of the Chapter-house of S. Maria Novella
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Fig. i2.—Innocent III., from a Fresco in the Sacro Speco at Subiaco.
by Simone Martini, from a likeness given him by Giotto. It is a fact
1 In the chapel known as the Sancta Sanctorum.
2 The famous one by Giotto now on a pillar in St. John Latcran ; and one by Amb.
Lorenzetti in Siena—-Venturi, Storia dell’Arte, v. 697 If. ; and in the Church dell’Incoronata
at Naples, and in the church of S. Lorenzo Maggiore by Simone Martini. Cf. ib. p. 595-
3 Ed. Milanesi, i. p. 559.