Christiansen, Keith, - Fourteen-Century Italian Altarpieces.

NY, Metropolitan Museum of Art, (1982). VG lg sz PB. Readers of Edith Wharton may recall the protagonist of False Dawn, Lewis Roycie, who brought home such painters as Giotto,. Piero della Francesca, Fra Angelico, and Carpaccio. He opens a gallery of Christian art. Only two generations later is it realized what a treasure Lewis had acquired.

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