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History of art (1921)

Faure, Elie, 1873-1937, Pach, Walter, 1883-1958 · New York and London : Harper & brothers · leaf 352

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ttleby little, the forms that it contains in germ, so well doesthe image mingle with its surroundings, with its back-ground of misty space. CHRISTIANITY AND THE COMMUNE 325 There is nothing that more clearly reveals the futilityof the old opposition between architecture and the so-called imitative… … AiGUES-MoRTES (xiii Century). Ramparts. forms, but to seize in it the relationships which archi-tecture precisely expresses most abstractly. It is notonly its sculptured or painted ornamentation whichcauses architecture to re-enter the life of earth andsky, it is its first origin, the instinctive…

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