Appreciation of sculpture; a handbook by Russell Sturgis ... (1904)
Sturgis, Russell · The Baker · leaf 195
he subject led us toItaly, because it was in Italy that theGreco-Roman feeling arose and grew strong—that feeling which was to dominate allEurope, from the time of its conquest of thenorth early in the sixteenth century. Wehave not been able to speak of the con-temporaries in France of the great… … Plate XXX.—TOM15 of cardinal mazarin, by coysevox: formerly in cha-pel OF COLLEGE DES QUATRES NATIONS (NOW MEETING ROOM OF THE IN-STITUTE DE FRANCE). THE TOMB IS NOW IN THE LOUVRE MUSEUM. Italian Decadence—French Transition importance with the contemporary Italiansexcept in this—that the future was…
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