Hourticq, Louis, 1875-1944 · New York : Scribner · leaf 231
ble. In the first place, Poussin satisfied the contem-porary taste for antiquity. He had assimilated all that could beknown or divined on the subject, and had condensed it in his com-positions. His pictureswere not destined, likethose of the Flemings, forprincely galleries or Jesuitaltars; they are… … -IUl.SSIN. TIIK SllKPlIKKDS OK AKI ADIA. (Tlie Louvie, iaiis.) 208 THE EVOLUTION OF CLASSICAL ART
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