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Page 62
... influence of Fokine and Léonide Massine , were creating an en- tirely new tradition . The composers chosen to transform the old art forms were themselves inspired by the fantasies of painters and chore- ographers . This was Diaghilev's ...
... influence of Fokine and Léonide Massine , were creating an en- tirely new tradition . The composers chosen to transform the old art forms were themselves inspired by the fantasies of painters and chore- ographers . This was Diaghilev's ...
Page 191
... influence of Titian , whose early mythologies were painted for Dosso's own patron Alfonso I of Ferrara . There is no evidence that Dosso ever went to Rome , but he was certainly acquainted with Raphael's work by 1520 , and the tension ...
... influence of Titian , whose early mythologies were painted for Dosso's own patron Alfonso I of Ferrara . There is no evidence that Dosso ever went to Rome , but he was certainly acquainted with Raphael's work by 1520 , and the tension ...
Page 471
... influence . Northern European embroidery was , until the Renaissance , mostly ecclesiastical . An ex- tant cape embroidered with eagles , presented to Metz Cathedral by Charlemagne , well rep- resents Carolingian embroidery . The 10th ...
... influence . Northern European embroidery was , until the Renaissance , mostly ecclesiastical . An ex- tant cape embroidered with eagles , presented to Metz Cathedral by Charlemagne , well rep- resents Carolingian embroidery . The 10th ...
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