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History of mediaeval art (1887)

Reber, Franz, Clarke, Joseph Thacher, d. 1920, tr · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 278

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ges of Justinian (compare Fig. 50). The superior-ity of the mosaics of Rome in the seventh century over those ofByzantium must have been of influence upon the Lombardic art,and have been apparent in its chief works: the painted decorations ofthe palace of Theodelinde at Monza, with representations… … Fig. 129. -Relief of Ivory, the work of the monkTutilo of St. Gall. 242 THE CHRISTIAN ART OF THE NORTH. which Duke Anthimus adorned a church in Naples. Nothing hasremained of all these. Their loss to the history of art is compara-tively small, inasmuch as the paintings and mosaics of both…

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