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'That the practice of arras is most excellent declare the statues of valiant men': the Luccan War and Florentine political ideology in paintings by Uccello and Castagno *
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  • 1970Some Unknown Descriptions of the Medici Palace in 145932 cited
  • 1984Representing War in the Renaissance: The Shield of Paolo Uccello23 cited
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