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... style from the first Pisa pulpit reliefs to the Pistoia reliefs is a preference for an overall agitated and deeply cut surface as opposed to the earlier more massive and monumental organization of forms . Pisano never repeated the ...
... style from the first Pisa pulpit reliefs to the Pistoia reliefs is a preference for an overall agitated and deeply cut surface as opposed to the earlier more massive and monumental organization of forms . Pisano never repeated the ...
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... style went through two dis- tinguishable phases . The first phase , termed the Isabelline style because it flourished dur- ing the reign of Isabella I , lasted from about 1480 to about 1540. In this phase ( also known as the Gothic ...
... style went through two dis- tinguishable phases . The first phase , termed the Isabelline style because it flourished dur- ing the reign of Isabella I , lasted from about 1480 to about 1540. In this phase ( also known as the Gothic ...
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... style library , c . 1720 ; in the Art Institute of Chicago By courtesy of Thorne Rooms in Miniature , the Art Institute of Chicago legs . The commode and writing table , both representing the new , intimate style of life , were ...
... style library , c . 1720 ; in the Art Institute of Chicago By courtesy of Thorne Rooms in Miniature , the Art Institute of Chicago legs . The commode and writing table , both representing the new , intimate style of life , were ...
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