Diogenes 42 (167):57-75 (
1994)
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“The first thing discovered in the excavation begun on the Tower of the Annunciation was a painting eleven hands wide and four and a half hands high. It depicts two large festoons of fruits and flowers, a man's head, which is very large and jovial, a ram, an owl, various birds and other things. It seemed to me to be one of the greatest paintings found to date. Having stopped in with me to see it this morning, the sculptor ordered it removed on Tuesday …“April 10: Detached from the wall and placed on a cart this morning, the great painting arrived at the royal palace in excellent condition.”