An analysis of the sources used by Giorgio Vasari in writing his biography of Taddeo Zuccari and of the context in which it was prepared prior to the Giunti edition of the Vite (1568) has resulted in the need for certain details of the painter's activity to be clarified – mainly in terms of chronology. The verification in question suggests the need to integrate and rectify Vasari's reconstruction particularly as regards Zuccari's experiences in Rome in the 1540s and '50s. Compared to the traditional interpretation a slight though significantly earlier date is proposed for the journey to Verona made by the artist in the Duke of Urbino's retinue.
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Paolo Parmiggiani
Benedetto da Maiano in Hungary: the portraits of Matthias Corvinus and Beatrice of Aragon in Budapest
read abstract » pp. 2-38
read abstract » pp. 2-38
Roberto Bartalini
On the Room of Alexander and Roxanne at the Farnesina and on the activity of Sodoma in Rome (with reference to Girolamo Genga and his relations with the Chigi family)
read abstract » pp. 39-73
read abstract » pp. 39-73
Donatella Pegazzano
The 'Cardinali guerreggianti': unpublished paintings by Giovan Battista Vanni for Monsignor Lorenzo Corsi
read abstract » pp. 74-94
read abstract » pp. 74-94
Valentina Manganaro
Dionisio Mazzuoli, from stonemason to architect, and the Gothic style restoration of the southern facade of Siena cathedral (with an addition to the catalogue of Nicola Pisano)
read abstract » pag. 95-116
read abstract » pag. 95-116
Monica Butzek
More on Dionisio Mazzuoli: the testament and inventory of his inheritance
read abstract » pp. 117-127
read abstract » pp. 117-127
Anna Maria Riccomini
Contributions to Severan period portraiture from the Gonzaga collection
read abstract » pp. 128-137
read abstract » pp. 128-137
Daniele Sanguineti
Considerations on the Genoese activity of Francesco Fanelli
read abstract » pp. 158-180
read abstract » pp. 158-180
Stefano l'Occaso
Giuseppe Maria Crespi and other Bolognese painters at Salò
read abstract » pp. 181-188
read abstract » pp. 181-188