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The renaissance of sculpture in Belgium (1895)

Destrée, Olivier Georges, 1867-1919, Simmonds, Florence · London, Seeley and co., limited; New York, Macmillan and co. · leaf 37

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ors, and has madethem his own, adding to them at the same time a more modern andenergetic character. The qualities he shares with M. de Vigne are apassion for form and line, a scrupulous, indeed almost a religious care forrhythm and balance, an aspiration after noble and concise forms, and… … Group for the Pedi?nent of the Antwerp Museum. By T. Vin$otte. is more vigorous and animated. It is this latent, restrained, andmeasured power, this sensation of intense life, chastened by a respect for 1 Principal works of M. Thomas Vincotte, with the approximate dates of theirproduction : Giotto;…

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