The Man of the World and the Brush of Love
Antonio Golario, a humble Italian smith, grows in skill while courting Violetta del Fiore the painter’s daughter. Nine years pass as he proves himself, talks of marriage, and finally returns to claim his bride as Violetta and he stand ready to wed under her father’s hopeful approval.
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Christi
Antonio
Majella
Biblio
Orienta
Monte Cavello
Monte Mucchia
Chieti
Thomas de Steffani
Gennaro ‘di Colo
Colantonio del Fiore
Italy
Violetta
Violet
Chilti
del Fiore
Father
Antonio Golario
Capuan Gate
Bia
Signor del Fiore
Solario
Naples
Signor
Lippo Dalmasio
Bologia
Madonna
Antogio
Vivarini
Venice
Bicci
Florence
Galasso
Ferrara
Pisanello
Fabriano
Rome
Studi
Violetey
Solario Family Painter Brida Near End of Fourteenth Century
A fragment notes the Solario family of painters and a near end of the fourteenth century reference to Brida. The text suggests a historical artist group involved in early Italian painting and workshop activity.
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Solario
Ocou
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Walliam H. Norrie
Belgium
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