The Cathedral 8 7
The Cathedral 8 7
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"Is not this porch, as a whole, so closely set with imagery, one of themost ingenious and interesting doorways known, from the points of viewof theology and of mysticism alike?" "And no less from the point of view of art. You are perfectly right;these toiling and meditative women are so delicate and so loving, thatwe can but regret that they should be hidden in the shadow of a cavern. What artists must those have been who worked thus for the glory of Godand for their own satisfaction, creating ...marvels while knowing that noman would see them!" "And they had not even the vanity to sign them; they were alwaysanonymous. " "Ah! they were men of a different mould from us. Prouder souls, andhumbler. " "And holier, " added the Abbé. "Shall we now inquire into the iconographyof the right-hand portal? It has suffered less, and may be explained ina few words.
"This sculptured vault is, as you know, dedicated to types of Mary; butwe might more accurately say that it is devoted to prototypes of Christ, for in this doorway, as in the other two, indeed, the image-makers ofthe thirteenth century have made it their task to identity the Son withthe Mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Is not this porch, as a whole, so closely set with imagery, one of themost ingenious and interesting doorways known, from the points of viewof theology and of mysticism alike?" "And no less from the point of view of art. You are perfectly right;these toiling and meditative women are so delicate and so loving, thatwe can but regret that they should be hidden in the shadow of a cavern. What artists must those have been who worked thus for the glory of Godand for their own satisfaction, creating ...marvels while knowing that noman would see them!" "And they had not even the vanity to sign them; they were alwaysanonymous. " "Ah! they were men of a different mould from us. Prouder souls, andhumbler. " "And holier, " added the Abbé. "Shall we now inquire into the iconographyof the right-hand portal? It has suffered less, and may be explained ina few words.
"This sculptured vault is, as you know, dedicated to types of Mary; butwe might more accurately say that it is devoted to prototypes of Christ, for in this doorway, as in the other two, indeed, the image-makers ofthe thirteenth century have made it their task to identity the Son withthe Mother.
What to read after The Cathedral 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joris-Karl Huysmans to read onlineMoreLess
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