Essays On Art
Essays On Art
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Here his works had the merit of leading the way in a style which the French artists have brought to noble results in the churches of Paris. To judge from the drawings, the great series of chivalrous subjects which his death left incomplete within the walls of the Palace of Westminster, will be found, when opened to public view, to raise the artist's reputation. The large work of this class by which he can best be judged is the cycle of subjects from the Life of Christ which fills the end of All... Saints Church, in Margaret Street. Here the artist had to labour in an honourable, but a most difficult field, contending as he did, by pictures which from their position must be regarded as the leading or central decoration, against architectural designs carried to a very high point of elaboration and of beauty. Putting Mr. Armitage's frescoes for a Roman Catholic church out of the argument, Mr. Dyce still holds the highest place amongst those who have attempted to add the charm of sacred art to our own churches.
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Here his works had the merit of leading the way in a style which the French artists have brought to noble results in the churches of Paris. To judge from the drawings, the great series of chivalrous subjects which his death left incomplete within the walls of the Palace of Westminster, will be found, when opened to public view, to raise the artist's reputation. The large work of this class by which he can best be judged is the cycle of subjects from the Life of Christ which fills the end of All... Saints Church, in Margaret Street. Here the artist had to labour in an honourable, but a most difficult field, contending as he did, by pictures which from their position must be regarded as the leading or central decoration, against architectural designs carried to a very high point of elaboration and of beauty. Putting Mr. Armitage's frescoes for a Roman Catholic church out of the argument, Mr. Dyce still holds the highest place amongst those who have attempted to add the charm of sacred art to our own churches.
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