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History of mediaeval art (1887)

Reber, Franz, Clarke, Joseph Thacher, d. 1920, tr · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 505

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he antique; of these the badly weathered torso ofthe statue of the Emperor, the head of the allegorical figure ofCapua Imperialis, and the two busts, one designated as that of theChancellor Pietro delle Vigne {Fig. 287), the other as that of theChief-justice Taddeo da Sessa, are now preserved in… … Fig. 286.—Relief from the Pieve ofPonte alio Spino. ITALY. 469 trait of the foundress Sigelgaita Rufolo {Fig. 288); and also the fe-male bust from Scala near Amalfi, now in the Museum of Berlin. Inall these works there was, together with a direct conformity to classicmodels, a technical perfection…

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