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The Tuscan & Venetian artists, their thought & work (1904)

Rea, Hope 1860- · London, J. M. Dent · leaf 133

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ntioned above, inPeruginos Resurrection, is a case in point, which, farfrom being unique, is rather typical of the artists mannerup to the period of the highest Renaissance development.For example, every saint had his and her acceptedemblem,—Saints Francis and Catherine of Siena, thestigmata, Saint… … THE ARTISTS AS STORY-TELLERS 85 thought, with its own proper language, was commonknowledge in that time, which we have in these days forthe most part forgotten.^ Naturally, it was oftenest the walls of churches whichwere chosen for the artists to enrich with this moreelaborate style of decoration.…

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