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Vincenzo Foppa of Brescia, founder of the Lombard school, his life ...

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GENERAL INDEX 413<br />

Moiraghi, Don Pietro, <strong>his</strong> <strong>the</strong>ory as to <strong>the</strong><br />

Pavian origin <strong>of</strong> <strong>Foppa</strong>, 30, 278<br />

wrongly derived <strong>the</strong> name <strong>of</strong> <strong>Foppa</strong> from<br />

<strong>Foppa</strong> di Bascapd near Pavia, 278, 284<br />

Money value, <strong>Brescia</strong>, 183 note i, 223 note 3,<br />

227 note 2<br />

in <strong>the</strong> Duchy <strong>of</strong> Milan, 11 1 note 2, 140<br />

note 2<br />

Monger!, G., 43 note 3 (articles by), 50, 53, 55<br />

note 3, 60 note 3, 62 note i, 64 note i, 66<br />

note 3, 93 note 4 (art. by), 147, 206, 367<br />

Monte, Giov. Battista de, 227 note 3<br />

Montorfano, Battista, values frescoes with<br />

<strong>Foppa</strong> at Milan, 80<br />

Giov. Donato, pupil <strong>of</strong> <strong>Foppa</strong> (?), 152<br />

note I, 252, 253, 381<br />

Monza, Ca<strong>the</strong>dral, Chapel <strong>of</strong> Queen Theodolinda,<br />

23, 383. See also Zavattari<br />

Monza, <strong>Foppa</strong>'s altarpiece for, 388<br />

Mora, La, Byzantine altarpiece <strong>of</strong> Spinola<br />

Chapel, at Genoa, removed in 1477, 135, 387<br />

Moracavalli, Girolamo, notary <strong>of</strong> Pavia, 139<br />

Margarita, wife <strong>of</strong> Bartolomeo Caylina,<br />

139, 282 note 2. See Caylina<br />

Morbio, Caracossa, 20<br />

Morelli, <strong>the</strong> late Senatore Giovanni (Ivan<br />

LermoliefT), xiii, 82, 365, 366, 367<br />

ascribed Brera altarpiece definitely to<br />

<strong>Foppa</strong>, first to prove its identity with work<br />

mentioned by <strong>the</strong> Anonimo, 120<br />

ascribed frescoes S. Pietro in Gessate to<br />

Montorfano, 253 note 2<br />

ascribed pictures at Bergamo and Dresden<br />

to Bevilacqua, 252 notes 3 and 4<br />

ascribed portrait <strong>of</strong> Francesco Brivio da<br />

Melegnano to Ambrogio de Predis, 176 note 2<br />

considered Luini a pupil <strong>of</strong> Bergognone,<br />

254, 255 and note i<br />

considered Macrino d' Alba a pupil <strong>of</strong><br />

<strong>Foppa</strong>, 257 and note<br />

—<br />

i<br />

discovered a painting at Orzinuovi and<br />

ascribed to <strong>Foppa</strong>, unaware that it was a<br />

banner, 214 and note i, 215<br />

— on altarpiece <strong>of</strong> Cantu, 250 and notes 3<br />

and 4<br />

on art <strong>of</strong> Bergognone, 248<br />

— on Bramantino at Milan, 253 note 6<br />

— on frescoes <strong>of</strong> S. M. della Pace, now<br />

Brera, 213 note i<br />

— on <strong>Foppa</strong>'s position in <strong>the</strong> development<br />

<strong>of</strong> Italian art, 150<br />

Morelli on Pieti, S. M. della Passione, Milan,<br />

254 note 2<br />

on St. Ca<strong>the</strong>rine, Milanese <strong>school</strong>, Munich,<br />

td.<br />

opinion as to date <strong>of</strong> Sir M. Conway's<br />

Pieti by <strong>Foppa</strong>, 90 note i<br />

Moretto, Alessandro Bonvicino called, <strong>his</strong> influence<br />

at <strong>Brescia</strong>, 262, 263 note, 265<br />

Crist<strong>of</strong>oro, <strong>of</strong> Cremona, 23 and note 2,<br />

25. 80. 3^3<br />

Pietro, paintings by, valued by <strong>Foppa</strong><br />

at <strong>Brescia</strong>, 187<br />

Morigia, Paolo, 144 note i, 244, 277, 367<br />

Morimondo, Cistercian Abbey <strong>of</strong>, 33<br />

Mortara, 27 note 4, 28 and note i, 388<br />

S. Mostiola, Pavia, 21 note 4, 389<br />

Motta, E., 23 note 2, 367<br />

MSS., faulty transcription <strong>of</strong>, responsible for <strong>the</strong><br />

misspelling <strong>of</strong> painters' names, 204, 260 note<br />

4, 280, 281 note I<br />

Mucius, A., 233 note 3, 367<br />

Miintz, Eugene, 11 note i, 47, 51 and note 3,<br />

150 note 3, 367 and 368<br />

Munoz, A., and Lazzaroni, M., 25 note 3, 39<br />

note I, 40 notes i and 2, 42 note 2, 43 note<br />

3. 365<br />

Mutio, Mario, 119 note i, 122 note i, 368<br />

N<br />

Nagler, G. C, 24 note 3, 368<br />

Nassino, Pandolfo, writer <strong>of</strong> XVI c. , 351 and<br />

note 2<br />

<strong>his</strong> diary <strong>of</strong> events at <strong>Brescia</strong>, 118 and<br />

note 3, 164 and notes i and 2, 263 and note i,<br />

287 and note 5<br />

National Gallery. See London, 381<br />

Nava, Ambrogio, ascribes frescoes <strong>of</strong> Sala<br />

Capitolare, Milan, to Bergognone, 286, 368, 388<br />

SS. Nazzaro e Celso, <strong>Brescia</strong>, 28 note i, 262,<br />

380<br />

S. Niccol6, Treviso, 35 note 4, 384<br />

Nicola da Vaprio, painter <strong>of</strong> Pavia, 20<br />

Nicoli-Cristiani, F., 368<br />

on tradition <strong>of</strong> <strong>Foppa</strong> being alive in 1505,<br />

230 note 5<br />

S. Nicol6 da Tolentino, Chapel <strong>of</strong>, in Church<br />

<strong>of</strong> Santa Mostiola, Pavia, 22 note 4, 389<br />

North Italian <strong>school</strong>, triptych in Louvre ascribed<br />

to, showing traces <strong>of</strong> <strong>Foppa</strong>'s influence,<br />

258, 383

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