The arts in the middle ages, and at the period of the Renaissance (1875)
Jacob, P. L., 1806-1884 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 324
g. Christianart especially was disappearing, and had almost come to an end, whenProtestantism stepped in and gave it the last blow ; this is proved by thewindow in the cathedral church of Berne, in which tlie artist, Frédéric P 3 z H a S ?: « -a .s 2 h (D ° o ^ ja nî -*^ O ^ g fe • ■^ ■> ë -S g… … j ji. iJ^iÉI FRANCIS I. AND ELEONORA AT THEIR DEVOTIONS. Portion of a Slamed Gliss Wmdow m ihe Clmroli of SI GvidTile at Biussels. GLASS-PA/XnXG. 267 Walter, dured to laiinch his satire agaiiist doctrine itself, and to ridiculetrausubstantiation by representing a pojjc shovolling four evangclists…
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