Titlebook: Elements of Art Historiography in Medieval Texts; an analytic study E. F. Grinten Book 1969 Martinus Nijhoff / The Hague 1969 Middle Ages.M

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The Hand of the Artist, (Book XXXVI.iv.27) he remarks that, as a result of the multitude of works of art in Rome and the large number of official and business activities, which prevent quiet consideration and study, the author of a Venus, erected by Emperor Vespasianus near his temple of peace, has remained unknown. (A93)

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The Hand of the Artist, to the work of art. In Book XXXIV.xviii.47 he mentions two chased cups from the hand of Calamis in connection with facsimiles made of them by the sculptor Zenodor. (A89) In Book XXXV.xxxvi.91 Pliny mentions a panel representing Venus rising up from the sea, painted by Apelles, which panel had been

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The Idea of Progress,d churches, show a rather stereotype use of adjectives in the comparative to denote everything that is newer (later in time) as better, finer, larger, wider and lighter. In connection with a rebuilding or an enlargement the older building is mostly referred to as dark and narrow while the newer buil