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History of mediaeval art (1887)

Reber, Franz, Clarke, Joseph Thacher, d. 1920, tr · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 482

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s greatest eminence in EasternSaxony. The works there preserved almost equal in artistic excel- GERMANY. 445 lence those of the Pisani. The pulpit of Wechselburg {Fig. 272),notwithstanding its striking resemblance to the similar creations ofNiccolo Pisano, can by no means be considered as an… … Fig. 272.—The Pulpit of Wechselburg. the classic impulse was strongly felt in the North, as would naturallyresult from the considerable intercourse between Germany and Italythrough the expeditions of the emperors to Rome. This was es-pecially the case in the time of the Hohenstaufens, who…

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