Williams, Leonard, b. 1871 · London [etc.] : T.N. Foulis · leaf 270
Romanic, and thedrawing of the ribs, extremities, and limbs istypically primitive. The sudarium is secured bythe belt or parazonium. The feet, unpierced, reston a supedaneum. A bronze Renaissance parish cross of thesixteenth century, once hidden in a village ofAsturias, was bought some thirty years… … \ 1 I■ < 1 - \M I >N BELL5 ury. MxiSi ■ BRONZES figure of the Virgin. These figures were formerlypainted, and traces of the colour yet remain. Thecross was also silvered. The rest of the ornamenta-tion consists of vases, flowers, and other subjectsproper to Renaissance art. A similar cross…
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