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The story of art throughout the ages; an illustrated record (1904)

Reinach, Salomon, 1858-1932, Simmonds, Florence · New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 234

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morea German, in that he suggests hisnational art, that of wood-carving.Sometimes, especially in his angels,he recalls Perugino, some of whosepictures he must certainly have seen.Cranach is the most diverting ofpainters, not only because he is eagerto amuse, but because his artlessnessand his false… … FIG. 414.—THE DEATH OF THE VIRGIN.JOOS VAN CLEVE. (Pinacothek, Munich.)(Photo, by Bruckmann.) works of the school (Fig. 409). Asan engraver, he is inferior to Diirerand Holbein, but more popular andgood-humoured. His son, Lucas theYounger, perpetuated his art (I had

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