Dieulafoy, Marcel, 1844-1920 · New York : C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 19
s appearance, more particularly that of Cluniac archi- tecture (inf. pp. 96-98). I do not assert that we should recog- nise Persia and Syria as the original homes of French Romanesque art. But we may take it that the Latin basilican church followed two divergent routes on leaving Italy ; one of… … some FIG. 7. —SAINT GEORGE OF EZRA. (vari. aftS. See Fig. 67.)(M. de Vogue, Syrie centrale.) INTRODUCTION sojourn there, and then penetrated intoFrance, where it rejoined the Latinbasilican church after accomplishing acircuit which had brought it to theboundaries of Chinese Turkestan. Fromthis time…
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