Prints; a brief review of their technique and history (1914)
Richter, Emil Heinrich, 1869- · Boston, New York, Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 146
nthe sphere of home life. If we term Ru-bens the leader of Flemish art, Rembrandtstands for the highest development ofDutch art. Between these two leaders liesa broad field with many blending, interweav-ing influences, many local characteristics,in this magnificent epoch. The only wayto approach… … Orpcns cfjujiciH cxynjltt ijioitn (fclt^us ihr,Jia-nt/^rkus Hccta ympt- ct ante maitii.^^Tuiii- tiu-ratJvntiieJJiroiti i]mhii mauv: J^lurt/iia mnic^aciati niijnjiviifii amt ■ JOHANNES ZURENUSHendrik Goltzius THE NETHERLANDS this small country should burst into thefull glory of a great period of art…
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