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History of mediæval art (1893)

Reber, Franz von, 1834-1919, Clarke, Joseph Thacher, d. 1920 · New York : Harper & Bros. · leaf 719

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ender, and boneless, with narrowhips. Strong and masculine features were prevalent in the style ofBohemia; feminine and nun-like in that of Cologne. It was doubt-less the type of the patrician maiden, in the town of St. Ursula andher ten thousand virgins, which inspired the artists to paint… … Fig. 415.—The Presentation in the Tem-ple. Panel Painting of Cologne, dat-ing from the middle of the FourteenthCentury. Museum of Cologne. GERMANY. 685 saints as Gereon and Maurice. With all its lack of strength, itsexaggeration, and even mannerism, this type of Cologne is scarcelyless attractive…

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