Perugino (1907)

Fritz Knapp's work delves into the life and artistry of Pietro Perugino, an influential Italian Renaissance painter. It traces his artistic journey from Umbria to major cities like Florence and Rome, emphasizing his technical prowess in color, composition, and perspective. The book offers in-depth analyses of notable works, including the Sistine Chapel frescoes and the Madonna and Child with Saints. Additionally, it explores Perugino's personal relationships and the cultural context of his time, making it an essential resource for art historians and enthusiasts of the Renaissance.