Goodyear, W. H. (William Henry), 1846-1923 · New York : The Macmillan company ltd. · leaf 184
the main thing. A closerillusion as regards momentary reality, the imitation offabrics or of trappings, was now generally in vogue in religious art. In expression the sentimental rather than thedignified was commonly sought. If therefore we wish to place the time as a whole, we must Seventeenth… … Fig. 103,—Portrait of the Dwarf El Primo. Velasquez. Madrid. neille and Moliere, during its lapse, raised the Frenchdrama to its pinnacle of glory. The age of Cromwell andof Richelieu did not lack great men or great artists, but the 174 Renaissance and Modern Art. mission of the latter was not…
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