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Art in France (1911)

Hourticq, Louis, 1875-1944 · New York : Scribner · leaf 29

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tswake. The part played by the barbarianpopulations is more difficult to define,and those who cling to preconceivedideas may exaggerate or minimise itat will, for material evidences are lack-ing. In the buildings that were raised,Roman or Byzantine traditions weieat first predominant; nevertheless,… … Frn. 15.—STATIKTTK OF CHARLF.MAC.NE FROM THK CATHKUKAI OF MKTZ. (Carnavalct Museum, Paris.) sters entwined among interlacing ornament likewild beasts caught in nets, roll, writhe, and biteeach other, and these violent forms are found inRomanesque sculpture, perfectly distinct fromByzantme fancies,…

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