Holbein's Ambassadors: Making and Meaning by Susan Foister
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Holbein's Ambassadors
Holbein's Ambassadors
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A study of Holbein's portrait entitled The Ambassadors. It offers a technical account of the painting and sets it in the context of the religious and political crisis in Europe in 1533, investigating the political fortunes and artistic patronage of the Dinteville family who commissioned it.
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CIN1857091736G
9781857091731
1857091736
Holbein's Ambassadors: Making and Meaning by Susan Foister
Used - Good
Paperback
National Gallery Company Ltd
19971125
112
N/A
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