Renaissance and Reformation · 1969 · 92 citations · 0 references
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patterns, it approaches most closely to Michelangelo's transparent candour and fiery intensity.On occasion the reader is swept up into lyrical-or agonized-confrontation with the soul of the creator; one could only wish that such occasions were more numerous.