nces. The vitalization that the art of the vigorous north lands has brought to the sumptuous, more indolent arts of the south is never more forcibly illustrated or more poetically shown than by the manner in which the so-called Gothic architecture, with its forever-rising line expressing energy and… … Egypt, Assyria, Persia, Greece, Italy and so on. Other influences, however, have had birth in the Drawn byThoinas A. O’Shaughnessy. north, and have finally come down to the same Gothic is being called Celtic instead of Gothic by center to which the former ascended — Italy — and some late…
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