Hourticq, Louis, 1875-1944 · New York : Scribner · leaf 395
and Monarque, and finally,under Mansarts cupola;. Wefeel here how much artisticmonuments gain in majestv andbeauty from memories and his-tory; Viscontis heavy sarcopha-gus seems by no means tooponderous for the glory it sup-ports, and the graceful Victorieswhich guard it have a solemnityunusual in… … -KlDh. .SAIHILKO.N AWAKl.NOTO IMMORTALITY. (The L<.>uvrc, Paris.) 368 THE ROMANTIC PERIOD monuments and decorative works of thisperiod, fountains, clocks, etc. (Fig. 782). There were, however, sculptors whofollowed more closely the Romantic im-pulse which inspired the painters of thedav; some…
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