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History of mediæval art (1893)

Reber, Franz von, 1834-1919, Clarke, Joseph Thacher, d. 1920 · New York : Harper & Bros. · leaf 487

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Saviour as living, wear-ing a long tunic and without the crownof thorns, is, however, remarkable in iconographic respects. The next fol-lowing work of importance which canbe accurately dated is the funeral mon-ument of the Pretender Rudolph ofSuabia, who died in 1080 {Fig. 276).It shows no progress… … Fig. 276.—Tomb of the Pretender Ru-dolph of Suabia, in the Cathedralof Merseburg. ing the fact that it derived its origin from the Carolingian foun- GERMANY. 453 dery of Aix-la-Chapelle. The artistic excellence of the school ofDinant was equalled in Germany only towards the close of thetwelfth…

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