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The monuments of Christian Rome from Constantine to the renaissance (1908)

Frothingham, Arthur L. (Arthur Lincoln), 1859- · New York : The Macmillan company · leaf 234

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SCULPTURE 223 Datural evolution of style. Even in the Christian field it wasonly in the reliefs that sculpture showed a dogmatic tendency.It was inherent in the nature of statuary that it shouldbe the least affected by a change of faith, as its very sim-plicity makes it a form of art but ill… … ^p^^^Vfl ■ ^^^^L ^^^W^^^m^ H^H ■bin J 1 ■Hhl^|H ^f^HI ^■il i mm ^^^^^^^^H^^l ^^^^^^i^^^H HI Bronze Statue of S. Peter. Statue of Constantiue, Laterau. of Christian statuary, the more than life-size seated figure ofBishop Hippolytus of Porto, author of the reform in the ec-clesiastical calendar for…

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