The Lives of the Artists: Preface to the Work,
It was the wont of the finest spirits in all their actions, through a burning desire for glory, to spare no labour, however grievous, in order to bring...
The Lives of the Artists: Preface to the Work, Close Menu Welcome to Obelisk, a place to discover art. Artists Artwork Movements Themes Mediums Essays Quizzes Home About Store Discord Membership Change Mode Preface to the Work From The Lives of the Artists , by Giorgio Vasari , 1550 It was the wont of the finest spirits in all their actions, through a burning desire for glory, to spare no labour, however grievous, in order to bring their works to that perfection which might render them impressive and marvellous to the whole world; nor could the humble fortunes of many prevent their energies fr
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