Catherine Wallace “The Syncretic Sphinx: The Aesthetics of Egyptianizing Art in the Italian Renaissance”

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    Giovanni Colonna da Tivoli (?), The Capitoline Sphinx, c. 1554, Pen and Wash. Rome, Vatican City, BAV: Vat. lat. 7721, fol. 16 v

  • Raphael and Workshop, Pair of Winged Egyptianizing Sphinx, detail from the Loggetta of Cardinal Bibbiena, c. 1517, Fresco. Vatican Palace, Rome
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Catherine Wallace “The Syncretic Sphinx: The Aesthetics of Egyptianizing Art in the Italian Renaissance”

Catherine Wallace “The Syncretic Sphinx: The Aesthetics of Egyptianizing Art in the Italian Renaissance”

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