Renaissance in Italy volume 3
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Anastasia, and in many altar-pieces, is at variance withFlorentine usage. On the terra-cotta mouldings, so frequent in Lombardcities, I have already had occasion to touch briefly. They almostinvariably display a feeling for beauty more sensuous, with less ofscientific purpose in their naturalism, than is common in the Tuscanstyle. Guido Mazzoni of Modena, called Il Modanino, may be mentioned asthe sculptor who freed terra-cotta from its dependence upon architecture, and who modelled groups of o...verpowering dramatic realism. His "Piet
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Anastasia, and in many altar-pieces, is at variance withFlorentine usage. On the terra-cotta mouldings, so frequent in Lombardcities, I have already had occasion to touch briefly. They almostinvariably display a feeling for beauty more sensuous, with less ofscientific purpose in their naturalism, than is common in the Tuscanstyle. Guido Mazzoni of Modena, called Il Modanino, may be mentioned asthe sculptor who freed terra-cotta from its dependence upon architecture, and who modelled groups of o...verpowering dramatic realism. His "Piet
What to read after Renaissance in Italy volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Symonds John Addington to read onlineMoreLess
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