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History of mediaeval art (1887)

Reber, Franz, Clarke, Joseph Thacher, d. 1920, tr · New York : Harper & Brothers · leaf 654

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, however, be-long rather to the province of painting, andwere chiefly employed in connection withworks in metal. The life-like character isstill more strongly marked in the monumentsexecuted in high-relief, although it is not al-ways of good effect, especially in those cases where the figure,… … Fig. 3S6.—Funeral Monu-ment of Queen Uta, in theChurch of St. Emmeram-nus, Ratisbon. 6i3 GOTHIC SCULPTURE. noticed in the English images of knights, with the head restingupon the death-pillow, while the legs are represented as in motion,or the hand as drawing the sword. It was not less…

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