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Wood sculpture (1911)

Maskell, Alfred · New York : Putnam · leaf 474

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dear to the principles upon which the Gothic decoratorworked, was not yet entirely abandoned. It stillimposes itself and flows over the magnificent tracerieddetails of the parcloses and joiides, finding, too, fullscope for the exercise of a fertile imagination in themisericords of the stalls. Above… … COKTIOXS 01 THE rilOIK. (ATHKDKAl OI Vl AUCH columns, the strings of dancing piitti and the ctds-de-lampe themselves, show the strong Renaissance in-fluence in this district at the time. The artists name isunknown. A Pyrenean, he was no doubt strongly im-pressed with the art of the Peninsula on the…

Wood-carving · Decoration and ornament

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