The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 7, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1857 - Ireland |
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Page 923
... Italian art will have his own pleasure in this department . For him every relic , of Byzantine art , every half ruined scrap of Mosaic , every memorial of Giotto , will have an interest . They shall all be to him like so many lost ...
... Italian art will have his own pleasure in this department . For him every relic , of Byzantine art , every half ruined scrap of Mosaic , every memorial of Giotto , will have an interest . They shall all be to him like so many lost ...
Page 980
... Italy is always conscious of in- feriority , from his not having seen what it is expected every one should see , " we shall not presume to decide . But we may with perfect truth affirm that the man who has seen Rome , has himself ...
... Italy is always conscious of in- feriority , from his not having seen what it is expected every one should see , " we shall not presume to decide . But we may with perfect truth affirm that the man who has seen Rome , has himself ...
Page 1027
... Italy , and the Italians are called " priest - ridden , " because they won't embark their money in schemes which may at any moment be rendered unproductive by the agency of a ruf- fian protected by the English Government . Notwithstand ...
... Italy , and the Italians are called " priest - ridden , " because they won't embark their money in schemes which may at any moment be rendered unproductive by the agency of a ruf- fian protected by the English Government . Notwithstand ...
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