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Byzantine and Romanesque architecture (1913)

Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University press · leaf 262

An illustration from Byzantine and Romanesque architecture, 1913, leaf 262
Byzantine Conquest Greek influence of course be-came supreme.Native Signor Rivoira holds that sufficient credit has not arSts^ ^ been given to native artists and too much to the Greeks.He will not admit that from 404, when Honorius cameto Ravenna, down to the fall of the Lombard kingdom Quod ipse… … CH. xi] RAVENNATE ART 169 in 774 Italy was obliged to the East for artists of everykind, whether painters, mosaicists, or architects. On thecontrary, he thinks that the architecture of that period isdue to native artists, and principally to the School ofRavenna, and the sculpture at first to Greek…

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