Janus: The Papers of Roger Eliot Fry

King's/PP/REF/1 contains:
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61	Chronological tables of Italian artists and their works, 1310-1520
62	Notes from several early lectures on Italian art
63	Cambridge University Extension Lectures: Ten lectures on Venetian art of the 15th century
64	Cambridge University Extension Lectures: Eight lectures on Venetian art of the 16th century
65	Cambridge University Extension Lectures: Ten lectures on early Florentine painting
66	Cambridge University Extension Lectures: Ten lectures on later Florentine painting
67	Six lectures on Florentine art
68	Two lectures on Venetian painting
69	Four lectures on Florentine art of the 15th century
70	Syllabus for 10 lectures on Venetian art of the 15th century
71	Syllabus for 12 lectures on Venetian art of the 14th -16th centuries
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The Papers of Roger Eliot Fry

Title	Cambridge University Extension Lectures: Ten lectures on later Florentine painting
Reference	REF/1/66 (former reference: REF 20/1-5, REF 21/6-10)
Covering Dates	1894–1910 (First given 1894. Given in this format ?1900s)
Extent and Medium	10 envelopes; paper

Content and context

Autograph manuscript series of lectures. The files contain references to slide illustrations throughout.

King's/PP/REF/1/66 contains:

'I. Paolo Ucello' [sic].
1 envelope; paper.

1894–1909

'II. Andrea del Castagno, Domenico Veneziano'.
1 envelope; paper.

1894–1909

'III. Fra Filippo Lippi'.
1 envelope; paper.

1894–1909

'IV. Piero dei Franceschi'.
1 envelope; paper.

1894–1909

'V. Piero della Francesca, Alessio Baldovinetti'.
1 envelope; paper.

1894–1909

'VI. Francesco Pesellino'.
1 envelope; paper.

1894–1909

'VII. Neri di Bicci, Benozzo Gozzoli, Pier Francesco Fiorentino'.
1 envelope; paper.

1894–1909

'VIII. Antonio and Piero Pollaijuolo, Maso di Finiguerra'.
1 envelope; paper.

1894–1909

'IX. Cosimo Roselli, Domenico Ghirlandajo'.
1 envelope; paper.

1894–1909

'X. Verocchio, Botticini'.
1 envelope; paper.

1894–1909