Art and Archaeology Volume II July-December 1915 (1915)
The Archaeological Institute of America · leaf 10
e consequent breakin the development oftypes left the Renais-sance free to establishits own traditions.It turned at once toclassic examples andbegan merely to re-produce them. Asearly as the fourteenthcentury, Caryatidswere employed byTino da Camaino inthe Pazzi monumentin Santa Croce atFlorence.… … FIG. 0. ATLANTES FROM VILLA ALB ANT,NOW IN THE LOUVRE, PARIS. cal Caryatid with theweight resting on ashoulder cushion;this he copied in amodified form. Thebest adaptation ofall, perhaps, becausetaken from the best,the Erechtheum.archetype, is the workof Jean Coujon atthe Louvre (cf.…
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