Hamlin, A. D. F. (Alfred Dwight Foster), 1855-1926 · New York, The Century Co. · leaf 309
decisive victory for the Latin, so far as thearchitecture of the exterior was concerned. In realityit was a truce, or a divided victory, for in the interiors,at least of palaces and mansions, the Gallic tendencywas increasingly dominant, and by the end of the periodcompletely triumphant. The style… … Fig. 169.—Decorative Tkjeatmekt, Galerie dApollon, Louvre. relatives, were thoroughly and completely French. TheFlemish and Italian elements in it were so thoroughlyassimilated and fused that it requires the most minute 228 RENAISSANCE IN FRANCE, II critical analysis to discover and separate them.…
Decoration and ornament
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