Tilley, Arthur Augustus, 1851-1942 · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 561
in the tomb of the Dukes of Orleans*.Purely Italian too is the introduction of the four CardinalVirtues, a form of glorification, which, as M. Male pointsout, is highly characteristic of the Italian Renaissance.They had already been introduced in the tomb ofCharles VIII, but without any s\mbols,… … I XIV] SCULPTURE II 50I French, and partly Italian. Temperance with her bit andclock is entirely French; in Italian art she is represented aspouring the contents of one vessel into another, evidentlywater into wine^. The sword and balance of Justice arecommon to both countries. Force is French in…
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