Arts in
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共 35 段- Armour, Convex, of the Fifteenth Century
- “For illuminated pieces placed under the crystals of the sai
- [Illustration: Fig. 15.--Cabinet in Damaskeened Iron, inlaid
- Let us first open the Bible, the oldest of all historical do
- Henry II. did even more than maintain the establishment at
- About the year 1510, in a small village in Périgord, a child
- [Illustration: Fig. 46.--Gallo-Romano Soldiers. Fac-simile o
- We must, however, refer to a peculiarity in this armour whic
- “In Paris, four oxen, in pace soft and slow,
- According to a tradition, the loss of most of the beautiful
- [Illustration: Fig. 100.--Reliquary, Silver-gilt, surmounted
- This extract seems to indicate that already the goldsmith’s
- This is not the place to give a description of these two mec
- Some fragments of music of the eleventh century are still pr
- [Illustration: Fig. 169.--Pneumatic Organ of the Fourth Cent
- In the earliest _rotes_ (Fig. 194), those made in the thirte
- Mary of Anjou, the wife of the king; or in that of Gérarde G
- A game and pack of cards attributed to the celebrated Martin
- The fifteenth century only continues the traditions of the p
- This fresco is by Andrea Cione, called Orcagna, a Florentine
- At Rome we find flourishing in succession Pietro Cavallini,
- “The works of Albert Dürer present a singular combination of
- mode of engraving, especially Ugo di Carpi, who worked at Mo
- It is an indisputable fact that the epoch in which the Emper
- But let us turn our eyes towards Italy. Venice had scarcely
- [Illustration: Fig. 290.--Bas-relief of the Hôtel du Bourgth
- Whatever may be the merits of these different opinions, into
- In the style which this masterly phalanx created, the Latin
- At all periods of history we find mention made of certain ce
- TRANSLATION.--Those who are unwilling to receive among the e
- Certain artists, however, who then took the modest name of i
- It is in the inventories, in the accounts, and in the archiv
- However this may be, Laurent Coster, notwithstanding the pro
- Fust and Schœffer did not the less continue to print books w
- [32] This is obviously a misconception. Lanzi, alluding to t