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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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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 … FIG. 415.—THE MAN WITH THE PINK.BARTHEL BRUYN. (Ntuscun^, Frankfort.)(Photo. l>y Jiruckmann.) The school of Alsace produced aneminent artist in the sixtenth century,Mathias Griinewald, the first Germanwho used colour, not in the manner ofan illuminator, but as a painter. HansBaldung Grien, who…

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