Goodyear, W. H. (William Henry), 1846-1923 · New York : The Macmillan company ltd. · leaf 106
enthusiasm for Roman antiquity whosepeculiar causes I have endeavored to explain (pp. 54-60). In these enthusiasms we understand the architects assharers within the domain of their own peculiar art, so thatPalladio, for instance, was a close student of the ancientRoman ruins; but it is important to… … Fig. 47.—Palace Marcantonio Tiene.By Palladio. Vicenza. 96 Renaissance and Modern Art. the historic interest of the student of history, the debt ofthe man of science to ancient learning, and the patriotic in-terest of the average Italian in the former glories of hiscountry were the essential…
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