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2 pages --- An essay, with image -- -- FACSIMILE REPRINT -- ALL PAGE(S) ARE PHOTOCOPIED from microfilm, or similar images of early, scarce or hard-to-find journals, magazines, books, etc. Of the 15th to 20th centuries. Though we make every effort to provide clear, legible pages, this item is sold subject to imperfections and defects in the original from which images were made. -- PAGE(S) SUPPLIED TO CUSTOMER IN PHOTOCOPY FORM, UNBOUND unless expressly quoted herein to the contrary. If illustrated, reproduced ONLY IN black and white. -- This item is NOT A BOOK. IT IS PROVIDED FOR RESEARCH or REFERENCE USE ONLY. -- Artwork, graphics, photographs, etc. May reproduce less than perfectly; original image sizes are subject to reduction or distortion to fit printed letter-size pages. Date listed for publication is the original publication date while the item offered for sale is a recent copy or digital image. -- [FOR RUSH ORDERS -- Check with the Bookseller, Liber Norette, to determine whether this title is available via email, scanned and converted electronically into: either pdf or gif format, as IMAGES of pages; or converted into TEXT files in either txt or doc format to facilitate scholarly quotation. -- Bookseller will quote additional cost of this item scanned and provided electronically in either the image or text format. -- Price quoted herein is exclusively for the hardcopy printed version supplied to the Customer. ] Since your order is custom-printed, refunds or exchanges are not possible: If you have any questions, consult the Bookseller in advance. In the event the item as supplied is not as described, incomplete, or is otherwise seriously defective, Bookseller reserves the right to correct any errors, and supply the corrections to the Customer, and Bookseller will then choose to transmit any corrections promptly requested : at Bookseller's option either in hardcopy printout by mail; or by means of electronic transmission of replacement page images, ... Read more

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Rosemary Coffey's Magnum Opus
This is a magisterial work written by a profoundly learned and supremely gifted human being. Coffey's staggeringly detailed description and analysis of Bellini's painting of the crucified Christ is overwhelming. For the student and scholar of Art History, this work is a model of formal organization and scholarship, the result of long years of painstakingly detailed thought and study. As an example of one person's ability to examine, think, and communicate, the work is inspirational, and a tribute to the author's passionate and reverent industry.

Profoundly tragic is the fact that the author died before going on to write and teach about this and other subjects, and to lead the full and happy life that those who loved her wished for her. She will never be forgotten by those whose lives she touched. ... Read more