The Development of the Italian Schools of Painting. Complete 19 vol Set by Van Marle, Raimond - 1970

NY: Hacker Art Books, 1970. Complete in 19 volumes. Hard covers in original cloth. Published NY: Hacker Art Books, 1970, a republication of the 1923-38 edition. 8vo., 6 1/2" x 10", 581 + 627 + 678 + 534 + 517 + 155 + 438 + 507 + 623 + 605 + 671 + 474 + 515 + 541 + 651 + 565 + 548 + 605 + 321pp., profusely illustrated with plates. Blue cloth with gilt spine titles. V. 1. Western and Eastern early Christian art -- The Byzantine and the antique traditions during the VI, VII and VIII centuries -- Traces of Lombard and Carolingian influences and the decadence of the antique tradition during the IX and X centuries -- The Benedictine school during the XI century and the origin of Romanesque painting -- The Romanesque school in the XII and early XIII centuries -- Byzantine mosaics on the north coast of the Adriatic, in Rome, Sicily and elsewhere; Byzantine painting in Southern Italy -- Byzantine and Franciscan influences during the XIII century in Pisa, Lucca, Florence, Arezzo and Pistoia; the spread of the Franciscan crucifix -- The XIII century painters of Siena and Umbria including Fabriano -- The evolution of the Byzantine and Romanesque traditions in Rome during the XIIII century; Important monuments of this period at Parma and in South Italy -- Cimabue and his school -- The Byzantine style and the classic tradition in Rome at the end of the XIII century; Jacopo Torriti, Filippo Rusuti and the Cosmati; Cavallini and his school. -- v. 2. Duccio di Buoninsegna -- The School of Duccio -- Simone Martini and Donato -- The immediate followers of Simone Martini -- The Lorenzetti -- The minor masters of the later XIV century -- The minor masters of the end of the XIV century -- The Sienese miniaturists. -- v. 3. Giotto -- Giotto's assistants and immediate followers -- Taddeo Gaddi -- The Sienese influence in Florence -- Andrea Orcagua, his brothers and other followers -- The end of the Giottesque tradition -- Notes on Florentine miniatures. -- v. 4. Venice and the neighbouring regions -- The painters of Padua, Verona and Treviso -- Painting in Lombardy and Piedmont -- The painters of Rimini -- The painters of Modena -- The School of Bologna -- Painting in Ferrara and other little centers in Emilia. -- v. 5. Umbria -- Painting in The Marches -- Painting in Pisa, Lucca, Sardinia, Liguria and in small Tuscan centres -- Trecento painting in Naples and neighbouring regions -- Fourteenth century painting in Lazio, the Abruzzi, Apulia and Sicily. -- v. 6. Iconographical index to volumes I-V. -- v. 7. General considerations -- Lombardy, Piedmont and Emilia -- Tyrol and Verona -- Venice, Padua and Dalmatia. -- v. 8. Gentile da Fabriano -- Pisanello -- The Marches -- Umbria -- Lazio and the Abruzzi -- Southern Italy, Sicily and Sardinia. -- v. 9. Bicci di Lorenzo, Paolo di Stefano, Dello Delli, Rossello di Jacopo Franchi, Giovanni dal Ponte, Pseudo-Ambrogio di Baldese, the painters of Cassoni and some miniaturists -- The Florentine Camaldolese miniatures of about the year 1400, Lorenzo Monaco and his followers -- Masolino da Panicale -- Sassetta -- Giovanni di Paolo -- Sano di Pietro -- Domenico di Bartolo and Priama della Quercia -- Tuscan paintings of minor importance of the beginning of the 15th century. -- v. 10. The Classicalism of the Renaissance -- The blessed Frate Giovanni da Fiesole called Fra Angelico -- Zanobi Strozzi, Domenico di Michelino and some other followers of Beato Angelico -- Paolo Uccello -- Masaccio -- Domenico Veneziano -- Andrea del Castagno, his school and Giovanni di Francesco -- Fra Filippo Lippi -- Francesco Pesellino -- Neri di Bicci -- Cassone painters. -- v. 11. Piero della Francesca -- Benozzo Gozzoli -- Alessio Baldovinetti, Graffione and Finiguerra -- Antonio and Piero del Pollaiulo and their followers -- Andrea del Verrocchio -- Cosimo Rosselli, Zanobi Machiavelli, Giusto di Andrea and Fra Diamante. -- v. 12. Lorenzo il Magnifico, Botticelli and Savonarola -- Botticelli -- The school of Botticelli -- Filippino Lippi -- Jacopo del Sellaio -- Raffaellino del Garbo or dei Carli. -- v. 13. Domenico Ghirlandaio -- The school of Domenico Ghirlandaio -- Lorenzo di Credi -- Pier di Cosimo -- Francesco and Raffaello Botticini -- Pier Francesco Fiorentino -- Florentine miniatures of the last quarter of the fifteenth century. -- v. 14. The school of Ottaviano Nelli at Gubbio, the votive painters of the Val di Nera and other regions and the painters of Foligno and of Gualdo Tadino -- Benedetto Bonfigli, Cesare Caporali, the Panels of the Miracles of St. Bernardine of 1473, Fiorenzo di Lorenzo and their followers -- Pintoricchio -- Pietro Vannucci called Perugino -- The little masters of Umbria at the end of the fifteenth century and beginning of the sixteenth -- v. 15. Christoforo da Sanseverino and Angelo da Camerino, Boccati, Gerolamo di Giovanni, Francesco di Gentile, Giovanni Francesco da Rimini, Lorenzo di Alessandro -- The Marchigian painters influenced by Crivelli: Pietro Alamanno, Nicola di Maestro Antonio d'Ancona, Stefano Folchetti -- The German, Flemish and Emilian influences in the Marches: Antonio da Fabriano, Giovanni Santi, Bartolommeo di Maestro Gentile, the hypothetic Evangelista da Piandimeleto, Timoteo Viti -- The little masters of the Marches and the anonymous votive painters -- The painters of Abruzzi -- Antoniazzo Romano and his school -- The painters of Viterbo -- Painting in Naples and in the Campania -- Works of secondary importance in Sicily and the painters of Sardinia -- Antonello da Messina -- The school of Antonello da Messina: his anonymous followers, Jacobello d'Antonello, Antonello and Pietro da Saliba, Salvo d'Antonio and their followers -- Additional notes on painting in Laxio. -- v. 16. Luca Signorelli -- The painters of Arezzo: Lorentino d'Andrea, Bartolomeo della Gatta, Angelo di Lorentino and Domenico Pecori -- Minor Tuscan painters outside Cortona, Arezzo and Siena -- Lorenzo di Pietro, called Il Vecchietta -- Francesco di Giorgio Martini -- Neroccio di Bartolommeo Landi -- Matteo di Giovanni and Guidoccio Cozzarelli -- Benevenuto di Giovanni and Gerolamo di Benvenuto -- Andrea di Niccolo`, Pietro di Domenico Fungai and Pacchiarotto -- Lesser-known and minor painters and miniaturists. v. 17. Giovanni d'Alemagna and Antonio Vivarini, Quirizio da Murano and Antonio da Negroponte -- Jacopo Bellini -- Gentile Bellini and Mansueti -- Giovanni Bellini -- The workshop and pupils of Giovanni Bellini -- Cima da Conegliano -- Marco Basaiti. v. 18. Carlo and Vittorio Crivelli -- Bartolomeo and Alvise Vivarini -- Lazzaro Bastiani -- Vittore Carpaccio -- Vincenzo Catena -- The minor masters of the Belliniesque tradition: Diana, Mocetto, Marco Bello, Duia, Jacopo da Valenza, Vincenzo dalle Destre -- Different Venetian painters influenced by foreign schools; Jacopo de' Barbari, Antonio da Solario, Marco Marziale -- Minor painters, some mosaicists and "Madonneri" -- Venetian engravings, woodcuts and miniatures of the XV century. -- v. 19. General index. Mild dust spotting/foxing along top edges of some volumes, else a fine set, clean, bright, unworn, bindings straight and tight. . Hard. Near Fine/No Jacket, As Issued. 8vo.