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... Italy , without which no Giottos , no Angelicos , no Raphaels , would have been possible : it contains that architecture , not in rude forms , but in the most perfect and loveliest types it ever attained - contains those , not in ruins ...
... Italy , without which no Giottos , no Angelicos , no Raphaels , would have been possible : it contains that architecture , not in rude forms , but in the most perfect and loveliest types it ever attained - contains those , not in ruins ...
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... Italian hills , and all their crags were dipped in the dark , terrible purple , as if the winepress of the wrath of God had stained their mountain- raiment I have seen the hail fall in Italy till the forest branches stood stripped and ...
... Italian hills , and all their crags were dipped in the dark , terrible purple , as if the winepress of the wrath of God had stained their mountain- raiment I have seen the hail fall in Italy till the forest branches stood stripped and ...
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... Italy - the cats and kittens and monkeys are at play among the pictures : I assure you , in the course of the ... Italy . And see how . The professors of art in Italy , having long followed a method of study peculiar to themselves , have ...
... Italy - the cats and kittens and monkeys are at play among the pictures : I assure you , in the course of the ... Italy . And see how . The professors of art in Italy , having long followed a method of study peculiar to themselves , have ...
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