Sketches of the History of Christian Art, Том 2J. Murray, 1847 |
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... round or tre- foliate arches - run along , in continuous galleries , under the eaves , as if for the purpose of supporting the roof - run up the pediment in front , are con- tinued along the side - walls and round the eastern absis ...
... round or tre- foliate arches - run along , in continuous galleries , under the eaves , as if for the purpose of supporting the roof - run up the pediment in front , are con- tinued along the side - walls and round the eastern absis ...
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... round arch is exclu- sively employed in pure Lombard architecture . * To translate this new style into its symbolical language is a pleasurable task . The three doors and three gable ends signify the Trinity , the Catherine - wheel ...
... round arch is exclu- sively employed in pure Lombard architecture . * To translate this new style into its symbolical language is a pleasurable task . The three doors and three gable ends signify the Trinity , the Catherine - wheel ...
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... most of these later structures the pointed mingles with the round Lombard arch , though they belong , strictly speaking , VOL . II . C mention , as belonging historically , and indeed , in LETTER I. LOMBARD AND GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE . 17.
... most of these later structures the pointed mingles with the round Lombard arch , though they belong , strictly speaking , VOL . II . C mention , as belonging historically , and indeed , in LETTER I. LOMBARD AND GOTHIC ARCHITECTURE . 17.
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... round - headed arch of the ancient Romans . Hence the unlimited power of vaulting , hence the increased height of the roof , hence the lightness and reed - like elasticity of the pier , shooting up into the arch , and so uninterrupt ...
... round - headed arch of the ancient Romans . Hence the unlimited power of vaulting , hence the increased height of the roof , hence the lightness and reed - like elasticity of the pier , shooting up into the arch , and so uninterrupt ...
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... round and low , bending heavily over the shrine of S. Francis , situated in the centre of the transept , and below which again you may descend deeper still , to a sub- terraneous crypt , or excavation , in which his relics actually ...
... round and low , bending heavily over the shrine of S. Francis , situated in the centre of the transept , and below which again you may descend deeper still , to a sub- terraneous crypt , or excavation , in which his relics actually ...
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according to Vasari admirable afterwards altar Andrea Andrea Pisano angels Antonio Apostles appears arch architect Arezzo artists Assisi attitudes Baptistery bas-reliefs beautiful Byzantine Campo Santo Cathedral chapel Christ Christian Cicognara Cimabue colouring compartment composition Croce Crucifix death door Duomo early engraved excellent executed expression façade father figures Florence Florentine fourteenth century Fra Angelico Francesco Francis frescoes genius Ghiberti Giacomo Giotteschi Giottesque Giottino Giotto Giovanni Giusto Gothic Architecture grace hand head heaven Italy King kneeling latter Loggia Lombard lunette Madonna Maria Masuccio merit mosaics Naples native nave Niccola Pisano noble Orcagna original Orsanmichele Padua painted painter peculiar picture Pietro Pisa Pisan school Pope preserved probably pupil represented resemblance right and left robe Rome Rosini round Saint sarcophagus Saviour Sculpture seated seen Siena Sienese Sienese school Spinello spirit stands Storia style Taddeo Gaddi tion tomb transept Tuscany Vasari Verona Virgin Vita wall
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Стр. 229 - gainst his father's will, " His stripling choice : and he did make her his, " Before the spiritual court, by nuptial bonds, " And in his father's sight : from day to day " Then loved her more devoutly.
Стр. 102 - Shakspeare ; they stand alone and unapproachable, each on his distinct pinnacle of the temple of Christian song ; and yet neither of them can boast such extent and durability of influence, for whatever of highest excellence has been achieved in sculpture and painting, not in Italy only, but throughout Europe, has been in obedience to the impulse he primarily gave, and in following up the principle which he first struck out.
Стр. 102 - Niccola's peculiar praise is this,—that, in practice at least, if not in theory, he first established the principle that the study of nature, corrected by the ideal of the antique, and animated by the spirit of Christianity, personal and social, can alone lead to excellence in art, each of the three elements of human nature — Matter, Mind and Spirit — being thus brought into union and co-operation in the service of God, in due relative harmony and subordination.
Стр. 174 - The enthusiasm of the Florentines, when this portrait was discovered, resembled that of their ancestors when Borgo Allegri received its name from their rejoicings in sympathy with Cimabue. " L' abbiamo, il nostro poeta ! " was the universal cry, and for days afterwards the Bargello was thronged with a continuous succession of pilgrim visitors.
Стр. 214 - Whilst he thus spake, the little birds, marvellously commoved, began to spread their wings, stretch forth their necks, and open their beaks, attentively gazing upon him ; and he, glowing in the spirit, passed through the midst of them, and even touched them with his robe ; yet not one stirred from his place until the man of God gave them leave; when, with his blessing, and at the sign of the cross, they all flew away. These things saw his companions, who waited for him on the road ; to whom returning,...
Стр. 34 - Attesoché la somma prudenza di un popolo d'origine grande, sia di procedere negli affari suoi di modo, che dalle operazioni esteriori si riconosca non meno il savio che magnanimo suo operare, si ordina ad Arnolfo, capo maestro del nostro Comune, che faccia il modello o disegno della rinnovazione di S.
Стр. 213 - Drawing nigh to Bevagno, he came to a certain place where birds of different kinds were gathered together ; whom seeing, the man of God ran hastily to the spot, and, saluting them as if they had been his fellows in reason (while they all turned and bent their heads in attentive expectation), he admonished them, saying, ' Brother birds, greatly are ye bound to praise the Creator, who clotheth you with feathers, and giveth you wings to fly with, and a purer air to breathe, and who careth for you, who...
Стр. 202 - ... explanation. I have marked with an asterisk those which have been engraved in Ottley's " Specimens of the early Florentine School." 1. When St. Francis was still in his father's house, and in bondage to the •world, a half-witted simpleton, meeting him in the market-place of Assisi, took off his own garment, and spread it on the ground for him to walk over, prophesying that he was worthy of all honour, as one destined to greatness, and to the veneration of the faithful throughout the universe.1...
Стр. 223 - St. Francis was encountered by three maidens, in poor raiment, and exactly resembling each other in age and appearance, who saluted him with the words, ' Welcome, Lady Poverty,' and suddenly disappeared. The brethren not irrationally concluded that this apparition imported some mystery pertaining to St. Francis, and that by the three poor maidens were signified Chastity, Obedience, and Poverty, the beauty and sum of evangelical perfection : all of which shone with equal and • consummate lustre...
Стр. 280 - a pale but composed countenance ; his hands joined in prayer ; feature and attitude alike expressive and sublime. It is a daring and bold idea, and one only regrets that it has not been entirely wrought out in marble ; the drawing is somewhat hard, and the colouring paler than in the adjacent frescoes ; but in a subject like this, such a defect becomes a merit.