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... round a picture gallery we cannot turn over a portfolio of prints after the old masters , nor even the modern en- gravings which pour upon us daily , from Paris , Munich , or Berlin , without perceiving how many of the most celebrated ...
... round a picture gallery we cannot turn over a portfolio of prints after the old masters , nor even the modern en- gravings which pour upon us daily , from Paris , Munich , or Berlin , without perceiving how many of the most celebrated ...
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... round their walls , and have an awakening suspicion that there is more in them than meets the eye - more than mere connoisseurship can interpret ; and that they have another , a deeper , significance than has been dreamed of by picture ...
... round their walls , and have an awakening suspicion that there is more in them than meets the eye - more than mere connoisseurship can interpret ; and that they have another , a deeper , significance than has been dreamed of by picture ...
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... round the heads of the consuls of the later empire . Considered in the East as the attribute of power only , whether good or evil , we find , wherever early Art has been developed under Byzantine influences , the nimbus thus applied ...
... round the heads of the consuls of the later empire . Considered in the East as the attribute of power only , whether good or evil , we find , wherever early Art has been developed under Byzantine influences , the nimbus thus applied ...
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... round his head seems to represent his apotheosis : and in all instances it is evidently intended to represent divine glory and beatitude . The glory round the head is properly the nimbus or aureole . The oblong glory surrounding the ...
... round his head seems to represent his apotheosis : and in all instances it is evidently intended to represent divine glory and beatitude . The glory round the head is properly the nimbus or aureole . The oblong glory surrounding the ...
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