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The arts in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance (1886)

Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884, Armstrong, Walter, Sir, 1850-1918 · London : J.S. Virtue & Co. · leaf 277

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before the genius of Italy, only to reappear inall its power in the great national schools. Among the best pupils that Tan Eyck left behind him at Bruges, wemust not omit the name of Hugo van der Goes, whose works are rare. Eoger van der ^Veyden, of whose paintings but few are now extant, * This… … Fig. 203.— St. Ursula. By Memling. PA fXTIXG. 2 21 was \]w favourlto pupil of Van Kyck, and llic maslor ol ^rcTiilIii, wliDfior(>pu<ati()n was (Icsllncd lo ((jiial, if not to surpass, that oT tlic cliid oT lii-school. Moinliu^-, says ^I. Mlcliitds, so ciiiiiicnt a judj^c on tliis subject,**…

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