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Franciscan legends in Italian art : pictures in Italian churches and galleries (1905)

Salter, E. Gurney (Emma Gurney), b. 1875 · London : J.M. Dent · leaf 262

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ith whose personality he [Andrea] seemed to havesuch sympathy. . . . This sensitive face, gentleyet ascetic, which accords so well with the spirit ofthe Fiorettiy ^ The last sentence exactly describes Andreas typefor St. Francis. The Portiuncula statue is hisvera effigies as no Byzantine so-called… … ST. FRANCIS To face p. i04 Andrea della RobbiaSta. Maria degli Angeli, Assisi IN DELLA ROBBIA RELIEFS 205 the Lord, the youthful and fervent spouse of theLady Poverty, but the Francis of the later years,worn with toil and sickness, sad at heart, perhaps—with a wonderful appeal in every line of…

Francis, of Assisi, Saint, 1182-1226 · Art, Italian · Christian art and symbolism

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