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The dawn of the French renaissance (1918)

Tilley, Arthur Augustus, 1851-1942 · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 621

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cked and the Italians possessed, andwhy it was so essential to the development of French artthat it should acquire these qualities. Burlington Mai^azine, ix. 239 (fig). Waagen (Art Treasures in Greatrtritam, in. 249) believed it to be by an old Frencli ma.ster. * Burlington Magazine, IX. 331. • See… … faol. £jinjiy A\.i, Virgin and Saints with Louis XII (Charles Weld-lJlundcll, Ilsq., Incc Hall) 1 1 XV] PAINTING 551 We cannot do better than start from a highly suggestiveremark by Mr Fry, who, speaking of the painter of theMouhns triptych, says, that he is the first modern Frenchpainter, in that…

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