Through the Casentino With Hints for the Traveller

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Through the Casentino With Hints for the Traveller
Eckenstein, Lina, D.1931
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29 Through the Casentino And at the same time Sadoleto, the famous Latinist, and his friend Bembo, distinguished alike as historian and art-connoisseur, were attached to the Papal Court in the capacity of secretaries. Pope Leo was surrounded by a circle of men of merit, and in this circle Cardinal Bibbiena played no subordinate part. His advice, we are told, was worth having in serious and in frivolous matters ; and, judging from letters extant, he inspired Bembo with warm feelings of affection.... We are told that his ready wit made it easy for him at any time to divert Leo, and in the matter of art his tastes fell in with those of his patron. It was for Cardinal Bibbiena that Rafael painted a small chamber in the Vatican Palace which is still known as the Cardinal's bathroom. It was designed in the style of the antique wall-paintings which had been discovered in the therma at Rome. Small scenes were introduced among arabesques on the walls, and the subjects of these scenes were chosen by the Cardinal and recall the interludes of the Calandra.

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