One of this author's protagonists remembers being called "a certain sorry little scrub" in a conversation that noted he was not "pricked on by your popes and kings," unlike a rival.
One of this author's protagonists remembers being called "a certain sorry little scrub" in a conversation that noted he was not "pricked on by your popes and kings," unlike a rival. That protagonist created by this author notes that "the arm is wrong" in a rival's work and asks "What wife had Rafael, or has Agnolo?" That poem by this author is addressed to Lucrezia by her husband, the title (*) Italian Renaissance artist. In another poem, this author described a "bough of cherries some officious fool broke for" the title figure, who appears in a Fra Pandolf painting. That poem by this author is about a woman whose heart was "too soon made glad." For 10 points, name this poet who included "Andrea del Sarto" in his collection Men and Women and who also wrote "My Last Duchess."
One of this author's protagonists remembers being called "a certain sorry little scrub" in a conversation that noted he was not "pricked on by your popes and kings," unlike a rival.
Robert Browning 