The arts in the Middle Ages, and at the period of the Renaissance (1875)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884, Dafforne, James, d. 1880 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 318
llion-Figeac, ai^t was declining. Christianart especially was disappearing, and had almost come to an end, whenProtestantism stepped in and gave it the last blow; this is proved by thewindow in the cathedral church of Berne, in which the artist, Frederic w (i^ !-H * (S ? O ^ .g 13 >H 0) <2 o… … 1HA.\( IS 1 AM) Kl.l-.ONOlvA Al Illi:!!; I)1;A01 lOXS. Ioilioii of a Slauiri! i;l:is< VmuJow in !lio vlmii h ol SI iIuluK- al Imis^^-ls GLA SS-PA IiXTING. 267 Walter, dared to launch liis satire against doctrine itself, and to ridiculetransubstantiation by representing a pope shovelling four…
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