Famous sculpture as seen and described by great writers (1910)
Singleton, Esther, d. 1930 · New York, Dodd · leaf 358
has been always, more or less, dependent upon thepatronage of the rich and great. And the warm interestevinced in the Arts and Crafts by the Emperor Maximilian, the last of the Knights, did not a little to provoke thatoutburst of artistic excellence which distinguished Nurem-berg at that time;… … KING ARTHUR, INNSBRUCKBy Visscher KING ARTHUR 271 letters, administrator and theologian, athlete and scholar, heyet found time to encourage artists and to devise and com-mission innumerable works of art. He was, in fact, asAlbert Diirer found to his cost, more ready to give com-missions than to pay…
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