Goodyear, W. H. (William Henry), 1846-1923 · New York : The Macmillan company ltd. · leaf 120
Italian wall-paint-ings of the Gothicfourteenth centurywere the direct prede-cessors of those of thefifteenth century. Thesame series of typesand subjects was con-tinued. On the other hand,it is admitted that theRenaissance celebratedits greatest and puresttriumph in the art ofpainting. The… … Fig. 58.—Loggie or Corridor of the Vatican. Built by Bramante and decorated by Raphael. no Renaissance and Modern Art. to show how far, in some respects, it surpassed them.As regards sculpture, we shall concede, however, that thestudy of solid and concrete form must always logically pre-cede…
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