Goodyear, W. H. (William Henry), 1846-1923 · Meadville, Pa. : Flood and Vincent · leaf 177
and space would not allowr more.None the less their existence, at least, must be specifiedand insisted on. It is this multitude of superior artistswhich made possible the supreme perfection of the work ofcertain individuals of rarest genius among their number. CHAPTER XX. SEVENTEENTH CENTURY… … continuedways and original in with somedistinct national qual-ities the traditions oftheir Italian predeces-sors. For the generalspread of Italian cul-ture over northernEurope, which carriedthe Italian arts of de-sign in its train, see mymatter on the generalhistory and architec-ture of the…
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