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WorkFederico Zuccaro

Lettere pittoriche (letters on painting)

Lettere pittoriche (letters on painting) Inferred

Federico Zuccaro (c.1540–1609)

InferredThis quotation from Raphael ('The painter is obliged to make things not as nature makes them, but as she ought to make them') appears on the notebook's first page of content, attributed to 'Fed Zuccharo, Lett.

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Notebook: Artists

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“Soleva dire Raffaello che / il pittore ha l'obligo di / fare le cose non come le / fa la natura, ma come / ella le dovrebbe fare" / Fed Zuccharo, Lett. Pitt.”

Fuller, Margaret. "Notebook: Artists." Houghton Library, Harvard University; bMS Am 1086 (94); Box 6.

Inferred This quotation from Raphael ('The painter is obliged to make things not as nature makes them, but as she ought to make them') appears on the notebook's first page of content, attributed to 'Fed Zuccharo, Lett.