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Art in France (1911)

Hourticq, Louis, 1875-1944 · New York : Scribner · leaf 130

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) FIC. 218. — THE VIRGIN AND lllll.D. (Muscc di-s Auguslins, Toulousi.) ings of an overthrown column, andthe cushion under the head is thesole indication that the sculptor in-tended to represent a recumbent figure.At the end of the fourteenth century,however,good sense corrected a fashionthat… … FIG. 2ig.—FIGURE OF THE MAGDALEN. (Cluny Museum, Paris.) feudatories, Dijon was the one whichshowed most activity and splendour,and the ancient capital of the Dukesof Burgundy still preserves thesculptured masterpieces of thissecond Gothic period. This Bur-gundian art appeared and disap-peared with…

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