Cram, Ralph Adams, 1863-1942 · New York, Scribner's · leaf 297
rhythm and serenity thatmarked the Van Eycks. The colour also is lessinvariably sonorous, less pure and splendid andluminous both in its single tones and its har-monies, while now and then the universal Flemishpassion for sumptuous stuffs and gorgeous pat-terns and glittering accessories betrays… … From a photograph by Tlanfstaengl A MEMLING ALTAR-PIECE THE FIFTEENTH-CENTURY PAINTERS 235 have been painted, while his portraits are purehfe expressed through the terms of pure beauty. It would be impossible to review all the workof all the great Flemings. Driven by the sameimpulse, each gave his…
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