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Altichiero da Zevio
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Altichiero da Zevio (ältēkyā`rō dä tsāv`yō), c.1330–c.1395, Italian painter, follower of Giotto. He worked in Verona and then Padua. His frescoes in the churches of Sant' Antonio and San Giorgio in Padua are notable as early examples of the use of classical proportions in the treatment of figures and space.


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John Richards's book on the art of Altichiero -- the first monographic treatment of the artist since 1966 -- and the network of patronage from which he benefited is a useful, although certainly not flawless, attempt to increase our understanding of the painter's career.
He was quickly tackled on both sides by Jila and Altichiero, but the glimpse of another horse was enough encouragement for Conflict to nose back in front.
30) and he looks to have first-rate prospects after his narrow success over Meadaaar over this course and distance last time, with both Conflict and Altichiero behind.
 
 
 
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