Reber, Franz, Clarke, Joseph Thacher, d. 1920, tr · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 109
ance, which have been introduced into that country by the upper cla^-e^ <.f society, are too foreign to allow of their assimilation. While we are unable to assent, in all particulars, to the ingenious illations of Viollet le Due concerning the history and prospects of Russian art, we must at… … /^y r Fig. 42.—Orpheus and the Animals. Wall-painting in the Catacomb <>f Calixtus EARLY CHRISTIAN AND BYZANTINE PAINT-ING AND SCULPTURE. THE equilibrium which had been maintained by the ancientGreeks between architecture, painting, and sculpture, had beendisturbed, even in the times of the…
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