Pellizzi

Pel·liz·zi

(pĕ-lē'tsē),
G.B., 19th-20th-century Italian physician. See: Pellizzi syndrome.
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Pellizzi shares with his tiger--that is, the art world--is not dissimilar from the one conveyed in Stendhal's aphorism: Pellizzi, ever eager to engage in a play date, never steps on the scene without wisely packing plenty of heat.
G.T. Pellizzi: The Red and the Black
A team of art historians was put together on the advice of Professor David Freedberg and Francesco Pellizzi to bring it out in three books.
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Pellizzi, 'Les premieres autoroutes realisees en Italie/Italy's first motorways', in AIPCR/PIARC 1909-1969 (Paris, 1970).
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