Five Italian shrines; an account of the monumental tombs of S. Augustine at Pavia, S. Dominic at Bologna, S. Peter Martyr at Milan, S. Donato at Arezzo, and of Orcagna's tabernacolo at Florence, with a prefatory essay on Tuscan sculpture (1906)
Waters, W. G. (William George), 1844-1928 · London : J. Murray · leaf 33
ice in the Campo Santo.2 This example ofclassic influence may not be to M. Reymondstaste, but he is hardly justified in treating it asa nullity. He insinuates that, up to Niccolas 1 La Sculpture Florentine, vol. i. p. 25. 2 Vasari states that the sarcophagus of the Countess bears a sculpturedrelief… … EARLY LIFE OF NICCOLA 21 debut, there had been little or no artistic effortin Italy, and yet he notices with approbationthe sculpture of Benedetto Antelami on thebaptistery at Parma, executed at the end ofthe twelfth century, and other interesting earlywork at Modena and Ferrara. But in a…
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