Cathedrals and cloisters of the south of France (1906)
Rose, Elise Whitlock · New York London, G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 73
oul than for that of the churchly building. Thewalls of the church are also softened and their strengthbelittled by the colour-schemes of a horde of Italian painterswho fairly invaded the Cathedral in the XV and XVI cen- 56 Languedoc. turies and who carefully signed their names to the work,Doneja… … IT WAS POSSIBLK TO CARVK FROM . . BRITTLE STO.NK WHAT TO-DAYCOULD HARDLY BE W^ROUGHT IN IRON.—ALBI. here of finer thought, and amid conventional designs arenumljcrs of heads in medallion, subjects from Church his-tory, Saint Martin giving his cloak to the beggar, SainteLiberata in her litde niche,…
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