Rome and the renaissance, the pontificate of Julius II, from the French of Julian Klaczko;
Rome and the Renaissance, the Pontificate of Julius II is a 1903 art-history volume published in New York by G. P. Putnam's Sons, translated by John Dennie from Julian Klaczko's French and written for general readers of Renaissance Rome. Its pictures are halftone reproductions of Michelangelo and Raphael frescoes, such as a ceiling lunette, a seated prophet framed by painted pilasters and nudes, and a pope enthroned among attendants, printed in grey tones with plain captions. A designer could draw on their classical architectural framing, draped robes, and heroic figure poses.
