Goodyear, W. H. (William Henry), 1846-1923 · New York : The Macmillan company ltd. · leaf 231
ven-teenth and eighteenthcenturies, when it sankto a condition of medi-ocrity and weakness farbelow the level of thecontemporary pictures. I should be inclined,therefore, to say that thepaintings of the fifteenthcentury offer most mat-ter for the historian;the statues rather appealto the special… … Fig. 142.—David, by Donatello. Florence.Fifteenth Century. Renaissance Sculpture. 221 or in reliefs what one can offer in illustration is an infin-itesimal suggestion of the actual production. All this may serve as introduction to the topic of MichaelAngelos sculpture and the sudden decline not…
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