Tilley, Arthur Augustus, 1851-1942 · Cambridge : University Press · leaf 627
ide landscape of woodand river and hills. Some picturesque rocks on the sameplane with the buildings represent the Saints abode. Inthe foreground are plants, of which the most conspicuousare irises and a tall mullein. A tree, which has considerablecharacter, but which it is difficult to recognise,… … Pilot. Hanfstaons{l The Legend of St Giles (National Gallery) I XV] PAINTING 555 and the richly embroidered cloak of the kneeling princeare decidedly Flemish. So are the faces, full of character,of the principal ligTires, especially of the Saint and theecclesiastic. Further, the wide landscape is…
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