The arts in the middle ages, and at the period of the Renaissance (1875)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 315
t—adopting the rule of most arch- seologists—to divide them into three branches or sehools, which are actually formed by the différent styles of the artists of that epoch ; the French ik X Fig. 234.—Fragment of aWindow pre-sented to the Cathedral ofEvreux bythe Eishop Guillaume de… … -V) PALLADIS l Fig. 235-—Allegorical Window, representing the Citadel of Pallas.(Lorraine work of the Sixteenth Centurj-, presen-ed in the Librarj- at Strasbourg.) ■ ■ At the head of the French school figures the celebrated Jean Cousin, -n-hodecorated the chapel of Tincennes ; he also made for the…
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