Seven angels of the renascence, the story of art from Cimabue to Claude ; (1905)
Bayliss, Wyke, Sir, 1835-1906 · London, Sir I. Pitman & sons, ltd. · leaf 28
he brush, are sufficient to explain theslumber into which Art fell. At any rate, whatever may have been the cause,Art, like the Princess, slept. Yes—and dreamed.She dreamed of the old days of portraiture, whenthe new religion came to Rome, and men turnedfrom the imaginary faces of the Muses and… … PLATE III. THE CHRIST OF THE CATACOMBS FROM A FRESCO IN THECATACOMB OF S. CALLISTO DREAMING OF CHRIST had gone away for a little while but had promisedto come again in like form. She dreamed of thestill darker graves, with the Likeness laid uponthe faces of the dead. She dreamed of the buildingof…
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