 | 1908 - عدد الصفحات: 562
...indigenous exponents of art workmanship.' The seals of the monasteries of Scotland form, says Dr. Birch, 'a class by themselves, different from the contemporary...chasteness, but equal to them in taste and feeling. . . .' Dr. Birch's opinion on this subject and also his observations on the particular seals which... | |
 | 1908 - عدد الصفحات: 592
...form, says Dr. Birch, 'a class by themselves, different from the contemporary seals of English Mouses by their greater simplicity and chasteness, but equal to them in taste and feeling. . . .' Dr. Birch's opinion on this subject and also his observations on the particular seals which... | |
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... result that the French elegance gave way to the less polished, but perhaps more virile treatment brought forward by indigenous exponents of art workmanship.' The seals of the monasteries of Scotland form, says Dr. Birch, 'a class by themselves, different... 