estry, or, at anyrate, twenty-nine faces, yet among them all thereis only one that seems to regard the actions of thetwo central figures intently. Their actions, there-fore, may be supposed of no particular importanceas such, but merely natural in the conditions.Most important, however, is the… … < Z y. Wilmington Fine Arts Exhibition for the two before the fountain are merely acting aconventional part, and all the others are steepedin the expressionless gentility of courtiers. Thatthis is purposely done by the artist who composedthe cartoon for this tapestry does not admit ofdoubt.…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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