The bulletin of the Metropolitan Museum of Art (1905)
Freer, Charles Lang · New York, N.Y. : The Museum · leaf 323
ton Museum show great It is sufficient to say that the Museum similarities to the Museum piece.’ The Madonna is much closer to the art of latter especially has the curiously baroque Della Quercia than are the figures in the mixture of Gothic and natural forms, the chapel, though both seem to have… … line the Sienese influence, the ideal repre- sented so often in the sister art of painting. The artist has not followed in the footsteps of that great innovator Jacopo della Quer- cia, whose sculptures blazed the way and cloth of honor behind the figure of the pointed toward the future…
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