Gothic architecture in France, England, and Italy (1915)
Jackson, Thomas Graham, Sir, 1835-1924 · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 374
thepractice before him. Hitherto sculpture, nurtured inthe Church, had been bound by conventional rule. Itfollowed certain formulas established by tradition andconsecrated by authority as proper for each subject. ^ He was assisted by his pupils, Arnolfo, Lapo, and Donate, and his sonGiovanni ; the… … Fig. i< CH. xxvi] CENTRAL ITALY 213 The art of Niccola broke with the hieratic tradition, and, Niccoiain returning to Classic example, returned in fact to greaternaturalism. The Classic strain introduced into Italian sculpture PraGugii-by Niccola Pisano produced at first no impression on the…
Architecture, Gothic
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