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Handbook of painting. The German, Flemish, and Dutch schools (1860)

Kugler, Franz, 1808-1858, Waagen, Gustav Friedrich, 1794-1868 · London, Murray · leaf 189

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and truth, andmodelling, or the same rendering of minute detail, aimedat as by the Van Eycks; at the same time their colouring,which shows much feeling for harmony, became morevigorous, their modelling more powerful, and their execu-tion softer than in the preceding period. Least of all didthey… … Chap. IV. STEPHAN LOTHENER. 121 At this time the school of Cologne distinguished itselfbefore every other in Germany, and attained, in the personof Stephan Lothener, of Constance, called Meister Stephan,whose later prime dates from 1442 to 1451 (the year of hisdeath), its highest form of…

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