American collecting, Stefano Bardini & the Taste for Trequattrocento Florence Lynn Caterson Just around the turn of the century, the desire on the part of wealthy American and European collectors for Italian art was exorbitant. Operating out of Florence, the dealer Stefano Bardini (1836-1922) succeeded in matching that demand by stocking collections with ample quantities…
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A 21st-century Invention of a 19th-century Giotto Revival; the ‘Stendhal Syndrome’ Robert Gibbs