rs whose authority in his early dayswas everywhere paramount. And, indeed, his stylewould connect him rather with the trecentists thanwith the more florid and overcharged tendencies ofsentiment which characterize the fifteenth century.But, of course, all through the first half of the… … M.U)f)\\\ A\I> r FIILD. BV JACOrO DEI.LA QUKKCU. I.OUVRK MUSIiUM y-.v ■ r, CHAPTER XIII ON SOME EXAMPLES OF WOOD SCULPTURE OF THETRECENTO AND QUATTROCENTO IN ITALY IT would be impossible to approach, without thegreatest diffidence, the task of attempting todescribe Italian art in wood within the…
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