Cram, Ralph Adams, 1863-1942 · New York, Scribner's · leaf 355
long succession of greatchurches which are characteristically German andwell show the best the Teutonic genius was capa-ble of under the highest impute; Bonn, Coblentz,MayencGj Worms, and Spires are all huge struc-tures and quite in a class by themselves. Theyare not beautiful by any stretch of… … WORMS L)LIC LI TILDEN F.R ART IN THE RHINELAND 283 tail crude and uninteresting. Nowhere is there astep forward in the development of organism, andas they increase in size they show only a multi-plication of rather infelicitous parts. Under-neath is an idea that was susceptible of develop-ment into…
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