Cram, Ralph Adams, 1863-1942 · New York, Scribner's · leaf 358
ng succession of greatchurches which are characteristically German andwell show the best the Teutonic genius was capa-ble of under the highest impulse; Bonn, Coblentz,Mayence,, Worms, and Spires are all huge struc-tures and quite in a class by themselves. Theyare not beautiful by any stretch of… … WORMS 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 something fine and…
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