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The suit alleges that 'a poorly constructed electricity line' is responsible for the 2009 blaze.
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A firefighter fights the blaze during the fight to save the township of Taggety from bush fires on Feb. 7, 2009 in Taggety, near Marysville, in Victoria, Australia. (Photo: Stephen Henderson/CFA/Getty Images)
A class action over Australia's deadly 2009 wildfires was launched on Aug. 7 against a Singapore power company, with victims of the blaze that killed 40 people blaming the firm for its ignition.
Law firm Maurice Blackburn said the case against SP AusNet, which is majority owned by Singapore Power, was filed on Aug. 7 in the Victorian Supreme Court alleging it was responsible for a devastating fire at Marysville.
The blaze was among the most severe of the Feb. 7, 2009 wildfires which tore through southern Victoria state, killing 173 people in Australia's most deadly disaster of modern times.
A total of 40 people died in and around Marysville and 538 homes were razed along with the town's primary school and police station, and compensation lawyers Maurice Blackburn said there was evidence SP AusNet was at fault.
"The action will allege the fire started as a result of a poorly constructed electricity line which is now believed to have started the blaze," the firm said.
Lawyer Andrew Watson said Maurice Blackburn was recently granted access to the brief presented to the coroner who investigated the firestorm and there was "new evidence to support a claim on behalf of the victims" at Marysville.
"We think they have a strong claim for compensation given what has now come to light," said Watson.
A separate case against Singapore Power over the worst of the fires, the Kinglake-Kilmore East blaze which killed 119 people, has already been filed in court on behalf of 1,500 victims and is due to go to trial in January 2013.
Watson said the Marysville action would allege that poorly constructed and maintained infrastructure had failed in hot and windy conditions, causing a fence to ignite.
SP AusNet described the lawsuit as "premature and based on incomplete information" and said it would "vigorously defend any claim made against it in relation to the inspection and maintenance of its assets."
It noted that the police were yet to make public the findings of their investigation of the fire, which had originally focused on arson.
"The company emphatically rejects any assertion of negligence and strongly holds the belief that it consistently complies with its regulatory obligations," SP AusNet said in a statement to the Australian stock exchange.
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Pasture recovery options discussed at Blackland conference
Beef producers should be mindful of preserving available forages for grazing, particularly as parts of Texas recover from historic drought, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service forage specialist.
Vanessa Corriher-Olson, Ph.D., of Overton told attendees at the Blackland Income Growth Conference there are three key tools to consider when managing pastures following drought. The first is grazing management, making sure not to over-graze and allow pastures to rest and recover.
"Drought is a stressful event, so you need to allow forages to rebuild root systems into the next grazing season," she said.
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Another View -- Molly Kelly: New Hampshire needs gambling money to fund its basic needs
First, I am not a proponent of gambling. But I am a strong proponent of restoring the funding that is reflected in our governor's proposed budget. I can't emphasize enough how critical these funds are to my priorities and the priorities that I hear about every day from the people I represent.
Funding public higher education so that all of our state's young people have an equal opportunity; providing funding for mental health programs for those individuals and families who are suffering today without any hope for a better life; growing our economy with an educated and skilled workforce and real investments in infrastructure and fostering innovation; making sure hospitals and other providers don't close their doors to children and their parents due to uncompensated care: all of these are not only top priorities, but a direct expression of my deepest-held values.
So my vote was a vote to have the resources to provide an equal opportunity for a life with dignity and hope for all the people, not just some of the people. This is what the citizens of our state deserve.
I have heard arguments from those who object to a casino within our borders under any circumstances. Some question the revenue that will be generated, others the social costs of expanded gambling, and others see this as a pure moral issue. These are passionate arguments from people who truly care about our state and our citizens, and I respect those who make them. Let me briefly address each.
In terms of revenue, our best nonpartisan analysis from the legislative budget office says that a casino would generate $130 million per year, on top of the $80 million we get in this biennium. And this would be money we won't otherwise have. The New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies, in offering facts on both sides of the argument, estimated that 2/3 of the visitors to the casino would be from out of state, and therefore would be bringing in new dollars.
In terms of social costs from gambling addiction, these are real and painful. But the problem is, they are already here, and they are about to increase. Make no mistake, with our 12 licensed charitable gaming operations and simulcast horse and dog races, gambling is here, and it is a massive $150 million annual industry even without counting our state lottery.
What's more, Massachusetts is about to license three new casinos right over our border. The New Hampshire Center for Public Policy Studies - again, with no bias toward casino gambling - has said that these new casinos mean that we will lose $75 million a year if we do nothing at all.
In short, we are about to absorb all of the social costs of casinos, plus the economic ones, with none of the revenues. The bill that I voted for at least provides tough new regulation on gambling instead of the lax system we have now, as well as millions of dollars specifically for addition prevention and treatment.
Finally, let me address the moral question. Everyone must judge for himself or herself on this question, and I respect different points of view. I simply point out that turning our young people away from access to an education because they cannot afford it is not only immoral, but very bad for our economy and for the future of our state. Keeping people with mental illness stuck in emergency rooms or even worse, shunted to prisons, is wrong. As with most difficult questions in life, there are real considerations both ways.
The bottom line is that our needs are real and profound. They won't go away if we neglect them; they will get worse, cost us more, and hurt our people more deeply. If there were other sources of revenue on the table that might come even close to meeting our needs, I might support them too.
So my vote was a vote to move forward, to try to help as many of our citizens and business as possible, and to uphold the values of opportunity, equality and compassion that our state should always reflect.
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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - A former freelance photographer for the Oakland Tribune has been fatally shot as he drove home from the gym.
The newspaper reports 54-year-old Lionel "Ray" Fluker was shot at a gas station near his residence in East Oakland Friday night.
A 38-year-old man, believed by investigators to be the intended target, was critically wounded in the shooting. He was hospitalized Saturday in critical condition.
No suspects have been arrested and police said they don't have a motive for the shooting.
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A new report written by Myriam Van der Stichele from SOMO, and commissioned by the GUE/NGL Group, was presented on 5th December at the European Parliament. It reveals that with the signature of the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the EU, Colombia and Peru, there is a great risk of increased economic instability, tax evasion and even laundering of drug money. In next week's plenary session in Strasbourg, MEPs will vote on the FTA between the EU, Colombia and Peru (...)
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Planners from Seattle Public Utilities and their private consultants presented the results of their draft supplemental environmental impact statement to the public at West Seattle High School last week. In addition to transportation impacts, planners also studied how much odor and noise such a facility would create. Its effects on water quality, plants and animals were studied too.
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MORAGA, Calif. (AP) -- Brad Waldow scored 24 points to lead five Gaels in double figures as St. Mary's beat Eastern Washington 93-65 Sunday night.
After Drew Brandon hit a 3-point shot to pull Eastern Washington (5-3) within seven with 9:24 left in the first half, the Gaels went on a 16-5 run to open up a 33-15 lead, and EWU would never get closer than 12 the rest of the way.
Kerry Carter scored a career-high 18 points for St. Mary's (7-0). Beau Levesque added 14, and James Walker III had 12. Stephen Holt finished with 11 points, seven rebounds and six assists.
St. Mary's outrebounded EWU 49-36, including 18-10 on the offensive glass.
Eastern Washington shot just 39 percent (23 of 59) from the field and a season-low 17.4 percent (4 of 23) from 3-point range.
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Houston police said a man may have been drunk when he ran a red light and slammed into an ambulance overnight injuring the two paramedics and an infant.
Crash scene investigators said the suspect ran the red light in his Suburban at Cook and Bellaire after midnight, and had a 6-month-old baby inside the SUV at the time.
"Two of the paramedics were transported with minor injuries, the other vehicle had a male occupant driving and a six-month-old baby. The baby was taken to Southwest Memorial for minor injuries," said Sgt. S. Sorge with the Houston Police Department.
The ambulance was not responding to a call and was headed back to the station at the time of the crash.
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The Dutch government has approached the United States with an unorthodox proposal to try detainees being held without trial at Guantánamo Bay.
Richard Gerding, counselor for police and judicial affairs at the Dutch Embassy in Washington, D.C., said his government has suggested to the United States that these suspects could be transferred for trial at the International Criminal Court at The Hague. "We don't know the nature of these people," he said, "but at least [the court] can say if they are dangerous international terrorists."
The U.S. military is holding over 300 prisoners at Guantánamo Bay, but fewer than a dozen of them have ever been charged with a crime and none have been convicted. The government says it will bring charges against 70 detainees and try them before military commissions. But that would still leave several hundred prisoners who are not scheduled to stand trial.
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This page contains Cheats for Torchlight 2 organized by sections for Macintosh. Torchlight 2 is a Role-Playing Action RPG game, made by Runic Games and published by Runic Games. If you can't find a hint or secret in our list, then please check this page periodically for the latest updates.
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Search for the file named "settings.txt" file in the "C:\Users\<username>\Documents\my games\Runic Games\Torchlight 2\save\<number>" directory. Now first make a backup!!! Change the Console:0 line to Console:1. Then, press [Insert] while playing the game play to open ...From: extremegamer123
To unlock the following, you have to play the game and collect/Earn achievements. You can find those earned achievements in your Game-Mainmenu or you can view them if you signup at one of the Steam communities....From: Xan
After you creating a new character, place your potions right into a shared stash chest on its northern border side of Torchlight. Now remove this character and those another character. Grab the potions you left on your own. You can repeat this many times for even more Infinite Potions......From: m0nk3y12
First choose the least expensive goods. After you have choose one you normally include this in your inventory. But rather than putting it inside a (empty slot) you place it as a "pre-existing" item inside your inventory (ideally probably the most costly one). If done correctly you will now...From: ycinwnz
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This Plunder Cove optional quest in Act 1 includes a number of individual references to the movie The Goonies. There's a corpse titled Chester Copperpot (drops One-Eyed Willy's Other Eye socketable), and also a Boss called One-Eyed Willy (may drop One-Eyed Willy's Eye socketable)....From: Sasha
You will find a secret CL4P-TP from Borderlands within Bloatfang's region inside Act 3, "Several Set up Needed". Beat the Bloatfang, after that move to the ledge in which the Automaton Power Source together with chest can be found. Try this route leading south plus west throughout the Boss...From: Chico
Locate the "Special Dungeon" at the Frosted Hills. Go in and search for the rope close to a hole, click the bucket and put the lotion in it and click again. If done right you will see Buffalo Bill's Hide Mask which is a reference of Silence Of The Lambs!!...From: metsrock11
Within the Frosted Hillsides, you will find a special dungeon that pays homage to John Carpenter's The Thing movie. Inside, there is also a book with notes from Blair, a personality within the film. Later, there is also a boss by means of a changing Netherfiend, a mention of the the film in which th...From: shadowknight99
For this use your new character, put your potions inside a shared stash box at the north part section of Torchlight. Now Remove the character and then load an alternative character and Pick up that potions that you left behind for your self. You can do this multiple times....From: jchannah
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There's a risk associated with playing a certain style of football or with only certain players, and it is one which West Ham fans must note. It would take several transfer windows, not one, to transform West Ham... West Ham can't afford the drama of the drop or to risk restarting their current project under new management.
Every four years when the World Cup comes along, it must feel like a brand new shop opening for Premier League managers, filled with a number of new products on shiny displays. Is it wise, however, to judge a player solely on their World Cup performances? Here are six players who, despite having a decent individual World Cup, shouldn't be at the top of the Premier League manager's wish list just yet.
What Germany have done so well in promoting and developing talent from their youth teams in recent years is conspicuously absent from the English setup... In England, the mentality when it comes to age restricted international tournaments is completely wrong.
The headlines during the build-up to the 2014 FIFA World Cup were dominated by the number of absent high profile stars, those failing to recover from injury in-time to compete in what many consider to be the pinnacle of their playing career.
While Van Gaal tends to do well when he takes over at a new club, teams found a way to counter his system at the World Cup. Provided United do not lure the opposition into a false sense of security in matches next season, the Dutch tactician may have to endure a rocky start in Manchester when the campaign kicks off next month before finding his feet in England.
Though they ended the previous campaign extremely poorly, Newcastle have made significant strides in the transfer market to ensure that they are not in a similar situation again. They appear to have learned from their mistakes to a degree and their eagerness in the window this time around should reap the rewards.
For £6m, the signing of Caballero is an astute piece of business for a player who has the potential to leapfrog Hart as the Citizens' number one. The team needs strength in reserve and a goalkeeper of his calibre will undoubtedly keep Hart on his toes.
When Haaland and Keane met on the pitch in a Manchester derby in 2001, the Irishman lost the little cool he ever had. To quote his autobiography: "I'd waited long enough. I f****** hit him hard. The ball was there (I think). Take that you c***."
With the football now finally underway, I expect the FIFA corruption stories to disappear from the media for a while. Let's hope this is an opportunity to focus on much bigger scandals, including those closer to home.
These democratic heroes are also reminding us of the interconnectedness of this struggle. It is a global issue, particularly when it comes to football. The pampered players ride in their bulletproof luxury coaches with police guards through the devastating poverty of the major cities of Brazil.
Yippee, just what we need - more live football. Don't get me wrong, I love football. I love watching football, but there is nothing better than getting out there and attending a game, no matter the level.
The blaming of the number of foreign players for the decline of the England squad, like the blaming of immigrants for the decline of job opportunities or wages is a smokescreen, detracting from the real issue.
Leicester City have finally returned to the pinnacle of the English league ladder. It's been a decade of ups and mainly downs for the Foxes, in their quest to make it back in to the elite twenty. In such time, the club has had a complete makeover, so here is what fans of the Premier League can expect from the East Midlands' new boys next term...
For any player, signing for your boyhood club would be a dream come true. For Rickie Lambert, that dream this week became a reality. The striker - and lifelong Liverpool fan - joined the Reds for an initial £4m on Monday, bringing an end to his five-year stay with Southampton.
Given the technical ability, youthful vigour and sheer athleticism in Tottenham's squad at present, there is reason to believe their players will be as capable of executing Pochettino's philosophy as effectively as Southampton...
Most are in agreement that the latest Premier League season was in fact a three-horse race and Blues fans could have been forgiven for getting their hopes up, even if they were ultimately left disappointed. A higher points total than the previous campaign shows progress, despite the fact that Chelsea could only manage back-to-back third place finishes.


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Reconstructing Slayton Hill will cost $3.4 million with an additional $900,000 for other highway infrastructure. The city's airport sustained road washouts, detention pond failure and buckling of pavement in the rear areas of the hangar facilities, with damage totaling $1.7 million. It will cost an estimated $300,000 to restore Storrs Hills and up to $50,000 to repair damage at Goodwin Park, according to the city manager's office Friday.
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The history of this very beautiful painting by Filippino Lippi cannot be fully reconstructed prior to 1900. However, the coat of arms of the wealthy Strozzi family—three crescent moons—appears both on the escutcheon decorating the capital of the column of the arcade and on the roundel in the spandrel, and the picture was almost certainly commissioned for a member of this famous banking family. The most likely candidate is Filippo Strozzi (1428–1491), who in 1482 commissioned Filippino to design an oblong composition of a verdure as part of the furnishings of a room and in 1487 contracted the artist to decorate his funerary chapel in Santa Maria Novella. Work on the chapel was interrupted by Filippino's employment in Rome for Cardinal Carafa (1488–89) and was still unfinished when Filippo died; it was only completed in 1502.The theme of the Christ Child fingering or reading from a book was extremely popular in Florence, one of the most famous examples being Botticelli's Madonna of the Magnificat (Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence). It is a standard theme of Filippino's devotional paintings. Here the child rustles through the pages. The pomegranate on the table is an emblem of the Church while in the niche behind the Virgin are a brass lamp (an identical one is in Filippino's Annunciation in the Hermitage, St. Petersburg) and a book. The window gives a view beyond a colonnade or loggia to a townscape with people crossing a bridge, a woman pouring water, and an African figure fishing with a sharpened pole. The character of this landscape is much indebted to the example of Hugo van der Goes' great Portinari Altarpiece (Uffizi, Florence), which arrived in Florence in 1483. As in Filippino's altarpiece for Tanai de' Nerli in Santo Spirito, these activities in the background were almost certainly more than mere embellishment and had specific significance for the patron. As in so much Netherlandish painting, they probably gave the picture a topical frame of reference. Neilson (1938, p. 69) suggested that the picture could have been painted for the oratory built by Filippo Strozzi for his villa at Santuccio. Elaborating on this idea, Lillie (2005, pp. 140–43) has noted the relationship of the architecture of the villa's loggia to that in the painting and has further proposed that the landscape contains features of the vicinity of Santuccio; she identifies the picture with "A Madonna on panel" (1 nostro donna in piano) in a 1491 list of nine paintings from Santuccio.Filippo Strozzi belonged to one of the great patrician families of Florence. His father was exiled by the Medici in 1434, but in 1466 Filippo was able to return to the city of his forebears, having made his fortune in the Strozzi bank in Naples. He set about rehabilitating the family's prestige, constructing one of the grandest of all palaces in Florence, the Palazzo Strozzi, and providing for his funerary chapel. The palace was designed by Benedetto da Maiano (1442–1497), who also sculpted a portrait bust of Filippo and designed his tomb. We know that Filippo Strozzi owned at least one African slave, providing for his freedom in his will of 1491 (Giovanni Gaye, Carteggio inedito d'artisti dei secoli XIV, XV, XVI, Florence, vol. 1, 1839, p. 360), and this is of some relevance to the appearance of the Africans in the landscape background of the picture.The composition of the Metropolitan picture was copied by a follower of Filippino (Gemäldegalerie, Mainz) and was adapted by the young Piero di Cosimo (Royal Collection, Stockholm).In 1997 the painting was examined with infrared reflectography, revealing a free-hand preparatory drawing (or underdrawing).[Keith Christiansen 2010]
Perhaps the most immediately striking aspect of this painting is the dazzling brilliance of the blue paint used to depict Mary's mantle. In order to craft such a vibrant hue Filippino used the finest quality ultramarine, a pigment extracted from lapis lazuli, a mineral imported from Afghanistan. At the time, ultramarine was so costly that its value was many times the price of gold—but given the wealth of the Strozzi family, cost was no impediment. Mary's mantle was underpainted with white paint in order to exploit the optical effects of the ultramarine's translucency and the white's ability to reflect light, thereby intensifying the blue color.Examination of the painting with infra-red reflectography (IRR) revealed hidden details about the making of the painting. A brush and ink were used to draw the basic details of the figures, arrange the composition, and establish deep shadows and dark passages. The contours of Mary's facial features probably follow a cartoon the artist used repeatedly in his workshop. When it came time to paint Mary, Filippino made an adjustment to the angle of Mary's head, bending it slightly closer towards the infant Christ (see Additional Images).[Karen Thomas 2010]
?Filippo Strozzi, Santuccio, near Florence (until d. 1491; inv., 1491); ?his son, Alfonso Strozzi, Florence (from 1491); ?Marcello Massarenti, Rome; [Nikolaus Steinmeyer, Cologne, until about 1900; sold to Martius]; Götz Martius, Kiel (about 1900–about 1920; sold to Van Diemen); [Van Diemen, Berlin, about 1920–23; sold to Duveen]; [Duveen, Paris, London, and New York, 1923–28; sold for $200,000 to Bache]; Jules S. Bache, New York (1928–d. 1944; his estate, 1944–49; cats., 1929, unnumbered; 1937, no. 11; 1943, no. 10)
Düsseldorf. location unknown. "Kunsthistorische Ausstellung," August 1904, no. 244 (as by Filippino Lippi, lent by Professor Götz Martius, Kiel).New York. World's Fair. "Masterpieces of Art: European Paintings and Sculpture from 1300–1800," May–October 1939, no. 216 (lent by the Jules S. Bache collection, New York).New York. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "The Bache Collection," June 16–September 30, 1943, no. 10.New York. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Florentine Paintings in the Metropolitan Museum," June 15–August 15, 1971, no catalogue.New York. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "A Renaissance Masterpiece Revealed: Filippino Lippi's 'Madonna and Child'," January 15–April 25, 2011, no catalogue.Rome. Scuderie del Quirinale. "Filippino Lippi e Sandro Botticelli nella Firenze del '400," October 5, 2011–January 15, 2012, no. 24.
Posthumous inventory of the contents of Filippo Strozzi's villa at Santuccio. 1491, c. 14 sin [Archivio di Stato, Florence, Carte Strozziane, V, 65; see Ref. Lillie 2005], lists "1 nostra donna in piano" among objects left to Filippo's son Alfonso, possibly this work. Auguste Marguillier. "L'exposition des maîtres anciens à Düsseldorf." Gazette des beaux-arts, 3rd ser., 32 (October 1904), p. 285, mistakenly refers to the artist as Filippo Lippi. Gustavo Frizzoni. "La mostra d'arte retrospettiva del 1904 a Düsseldorf." Rassegna d'arte 5 (January 1905), p. 6, fig. 7, states that, based on the coat of arms that appears on the capital, it was painted for a member of the Strozzi family; dates it about 1478, because he feels that it must have been painted toward the beginning of Filippino's relationship with the Strozzi family [which actually dates from 1487]; notes that it passed from a Roman prelate, possibly Marcello Massarenti, to Germany, where it was acquired by Martius. Paul Schubring. "Die kunsthistorische Ausstellung in Düsseldorf 1904, V: Die Madonna Strozzi von Filippino Lippi." Zeitschrift für christliche Kunst 18 (1905), cols. 97–100, pl. III, states that the color, light, and use of genre details are influenced by Hugo van der Goes's Portinari altarpiece (Uffizi, Florence) of about 1475; suggests that the picture was a gift for the second wedding of Filippo, eldest son of Filippo Strozzi, who remarried in Florence after returning from exile in Naples in 1479. Bernhard Berenson. The Florentine Painters of the Renaissance. 3rd ed. New York, 1909, p. 148, lists it as by Filippino, in the Martius collection, Kiel. Joseph Archer Crowe and Giovanni Battista Cavalcaselle. "Florentine Masters of the Fifteenth Century." A History of Painting in Italy: Umbria, Florence and Siena from the Second to the Sixteenth Century. 4, London, 1911, p. 293 n. 4, Douglas lists it among undoubted works by Filippino and states that it was "perhaps" made for a member of the Strozzi family. Adolfo Venturi. "La pittura del quattrocento." Storia dell'arte italiana. 7, part 1, Milan, 1911, p. 674 n. 1, lists it among works attributed to Filippino. Bernard Berenson. Letter to Isabella Stewart Gardner. November 20, 1922, describes this painting, which Duveen had offered to Mrs. Gardner, as "the loveliest, the most delicate, & best preserved [Filippino] I've ever seen". A Collection of Ancient Paintings, Objects of Art and Modern Paintings. New York, 1925, unpaginated, unnumbered, ill. Walter Heil. "The Jules Bache Collection." Art News 27 (April 27, 1929), p. 3, ill. p. 29. A Catalogue of Paintings in the Collection of Jules S. Bache. New York, 1929, unpaginated, ill. [Georg] Gronau in Allgemeines Lexikon der bildenden Künstler. 23, Leipzig, 1929, p. 270. H. E. Wortham. "The Bache Collection." Apollo 11 (May 1930), p. 352, mentions the influence of Botticelli. Georg Gronau. "Über zwei florentiner Madonnen des Quattrocento." Pantheon 6 (1930), pp. 512–13, ill., dates it about 1487; discusses it in connection with a copy by Piero di Cosimo in the royal collection, Stockholm; mentions a second copy by Raffaellino in the Gemäldegalerie, Mainz. Lionello Venturi. Pitture italiane in America. Milan, 1931, unpaginated, pl. CCII. Raimond van Marle. "The Renaissance Painters of Florence in the 15th Century: The Third Generation." The Development of the Italian Schools of Painting. 12, The Hague, 1931, p. 318. Alfred Scharf. "Filippino Lippi and Piero di Cosimo." Art in America 19 (February 1931), pp. 61–62, fig. 2 (mistakenly labelled as Piero di Cosimo), dates it about 1487, stating confusingly that "by advancing the picture's date of origin, its relationship to the marriage of Filippini Strozzi to Selvaggia de' Gianfiggliazzi in 1484 is established". Bernhard Berenson. Italian Pictures of the Renaissance. Oxford, 1932, p. 286. Lionello Venturi. "Fifteenth Century Renaissance." Italian Paintings in America. 2, New York, 1933, unpaginated, pl. 263. Osvald Sirén. Italienska Tavlor och Teckningar i Nationalmuseum och andra Svenska och Finska Samlingar. Stockholm, 1933, pp. 64–65, ill. Alfred Scharf. Filippino Lippi. Vienna, 1935, pp. 26, 31–32, 108, no. 33, fig. 30, dates it about 1485 and considers it a test for the contract of 1487 to decorate the walls of the Strozzi chapel in Santa Maria Novella; suggests that the flat architectural background was influenced by contemporary relief sculpture. Bernhard Berenson. Pitture italiane del rinascimento. Milan, 1936, p. 246. A Catalogue of Paintings in the Bache Collection. under revision. New York, 1937, unpaginated, no. 11, ill. Katharine B. Neilson. Filippino Lippi: A Critical Study. Cambridge, Mass., 1938, pp. 27, 68–72, 76, 114, 116, 119–20, 123, fig. 26, dates it about 1487 and believes it was probably commissioned by Filippo Strozzi, possibly for the oratory at his villa at Santuccio; notes that the background view is influenced by Netherlandish painting; suggests that the picture might derive from Botticelli's "Madonna of the Book" in the Museo Poldi Pezzoli, Milan. George Henry McCall. Catalogue of European Paintings and Sculpture from 1300–1800: Masterpieces of Art. Exh. cat., World's Fair. New York, 1939, p. 106, no. 216, dates it about 1487 and states that "it is believed to have been painted on the occasion of the marriage of Filippini Strozzi to Selvaggia de' Gianfigliazzi". Duveen Pictures in Public Collections of America. New York, 1941, unpaginated, no. 112, ill., dates it about 1487. Walter Heil. "The Bache Paintings at the Metropolitan." Art News 42 (June–July 1943), p. 11. A Catalogue of Paintings in the Bache Collection. rev. ed. New York, 1943, unpaginated, no. 10, ill. Alfred Scharf. Filippino Lippi. Vienna, 1950, pp. 21, 54, no. 57, pl. 57. Luciano Berti and Umberto Baldini. Filippino Lippi. Florence, 1957, pp. 84–85, no. 52. Federico Zeri. "Rivedendo Piero di Cosimo." Paragone 9 (July 1959), p. 45, dates it about 1485. Carlo L. Ragghianti. "Filippino Lippi a Lucca, l'Altare Magrini: nuovi problemi, nuove soluzioni." Critica d'arte 7 (January–February 1960), pp. 16–17, fig. 21 [reprinted in "Studi lucchesi," ed. Gigetta Dalli Regoli, (1990?), p. 190], dates it 1484–85. Bernard Berenson. Italian Pictures of the Renaissance: Florentine School. London, 1963, vol. 1, p. 110. Luigi Grassi. Piero di Cosimo e il problema della conversione al Cinquecento nella pittura fiorentina ed emiliana. Rome, 1963, p. 38. Mina Bacci. Piero di Cosimo. Milan, 1966, p. 66, under no. 3, reports Longhi's opinion that this painting is a replica, only partly by Filippino himself, of a hypothetical original of 1475–80 that inspired Piero di Cosimo's copy in Stockholm. Everett Fahy. "The 'Master of the Naumburg "Madonna"'." Fogg Art Museum Acquisitions (1966–67), pp. 14, 17, attributes the picture in Mainz to the Master of the Naumburg Madonna. Federico Zeri with the assistance of Elizabeth E. Gardner. Italian Paintings: A Catalogue of the Collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Florentine School. New York, 1971, pp. 167–69, ill., date it about 1485 and state that it was probably commissioned by a member of the Strozzi family. Everett Fahy. "Florentine Paintings in the Metropolitan Museum: An Exhibition and a Catalogue." Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin 29 (June 1971), p. 434, ill., states that it was commissioned for the Strozzi family. Everett Fahy. "Letter from New York: Florentine Paintings at the Metropolitan." Apollo 94 (August 1971), p. 152, fig. 5. Burton B. Fredericksen and Federico Zeri. Census of Pre-Nineteenth-Century Italian Paintings in North American Public Collections. Cambridge, Mass., 1972, pp. 106, 325, 608. Guido Pampaloni. Palazzo Strozzi. Rome, 1974, p. 16, fig. 13 (cropped), believes that it was probably painted for Filippo Strozzi and tentatively agrees with a date of 1487–89. Mirella Levi d'Ancona. The Garden of the Renaissance: Botanical Symbolism in Italian Painting. Florence, 1977, p. 541. Rollin van N. Hadley. "What Might Have Been: Pictures Mrs. Gardner Did Not Acquire." Fenway Court (1979), p. 53, no. 73, ill. J. Russell Sale University of Pennsylvania. Filippino Lippi's Strozzi Chapel in Santa Maria Novella. New York, 1979, pp. 110, 135 n. 28, fig. 40. Howard Hibbard. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, 1980, pp. 234, 237, fig. 416 (color). Luciano Berti and Umberto Baldini. Filippino Lippi. Florence, 1991, pp. 63, 193, ill. p. 181 (color, reversed), date it about 1487–89, relating it to the artist's Nerli altarpiece in Santo Spirito, Florence, which they date about 1488. Anna Forlani Tempesti and Elena Capretti. Piero di Cosimo: catalogo completo. Florence, 1996, p. 107, mentions it in connection with Piero di Cosimo's version of the composition in Stockholm. Carmen Bambach in The Drawings of Filippino Lippi and His Circle. Exh. cat., The Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, 1997, pp. 26–28 n. 8, colorpl. 17, notes that infrared reflectography examination has revealed freehand underdrawing. Carlo Del Bravo. "Filippino e lo Stoicismo." Artibus et Historiae no. 37 (1998), p. 71. Jonathan Katz Nelson in Filippino Lippi. Milan, 2004, pp. 412, 467, 575 n. 98, includes it among works of art owned by Filippo Strozzi. Patrizia Zambrano in Filippino Lippi. Milan, 2004, pp. 35, 227, 302 n. 109, pp. 348–49, no. 33, ill. p. 348 and fig. 23 (color). Beatrice Paolozzi Strozzi in Palazzo Strozzi: cinque secoli di arte e cultura. Florence, 2005, pp. 62–63, 104 n. 29, ill. (color). Amanda Lillie. Florentine Villas in the Fifteenth Century: An Architectural and Social History. Cambridge, 2005, pp. 140, 143, 312 n. 28, figs. 114–15 (overall and detail), identifies it with a Madonna on panel listed in a posthumous inventory of the contents of Filippo Strozzi's (died 1491) villa at Santuccio, in which it is included among objects inherited by Filippo's eldest son, Alfonso; notes that the depiction of the spandrel with the Strozzi device of crescent moons in Lippi's painting corresponds exactly to the "sgraffito" decoration on the spandrels of the entrance loggia at the villa (fig. 96), although the columns and capitals of the painting are less closely related to those existing at Santuccio; adds that the background landscape in the painting is not an exact transcription of the setting of the villa but that the individual elements do relate in a general way to the countryside around Santuccio. Dennis Geronimus. Piero di Cosimo: Visions Beautiful and Strange. New Haven, 2006, pp. 188, 328 n. 76, fig. 145. Edith Gabrielli. Cosimo Rosselli: catalogo ragionato. Turin, 2007, pp. 56–57, 221, notes that the composition inspired Cosimo Rosselli's "Madonna and Child with the Infant Saint John the Baptist" (early 1490s; Musée Fesch, Ajaccio). Linda Wolk-Simon. "A New Painting by Perino del Vaga for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York." Burlington Magazine 153 (October 2011), p. 644, fig. 4 (color). Keith Christiansen in Filippino Lippi e Sandro Botticelli nella Firenze del '400. Exh. cat., Scuderie del Quirinale, Rome. Pero (Milan), 2011, pp. 148–51, no. 24, ill. (color, overall and detail), discusses the possible original placement of the painting in the chapel of Filippo Strozzi's villa at Santuccio, dating the work to about 1483–84 and commenting on the lavish use of lapis lazuli.
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