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Hartt, Frederick
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Hartt, Frederick (1914–1991)

US art historian. He specialized in Italian Renaissance art, and taught at many institutions, notably at the University of Virginia (from 1967). Hartt was born in Boston, Massachusetts. He studied at Columbia University, and New York University, gaining his PhD in 1950.



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