The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 104
... Christ is depicted as Christus Victor . ' He is represented as alive and frequently clad . Although He is the Sufferer , He is at the same time the Victor , who gains His triumph by the sacrifice of Himself . This is a direct reflection ...
... Christ is depicted as Christus Victor . ' He is represented as alive and frequently clad . Although He is the Sufferer , He is at the same time the Victor , who gains His triumph by the sacrifice of Himself . This is a direct reflection ...
Page 109
... Christ , though He continued to be a historical person in the scenes depicted , was of no more significance than Jupiter or Venus . Titian's ' Crucifixion ' in the Louvre , for example , shows a Christ who is no more than a brawny ...
... Christ , though He continued to be a historical person in the scenes depicted , was of no more significance than Jupiter or Venus . Titian's ' Crucifixion ' in the Louvre , for example , shows a Christ who is no more than a brawny ...
Page 110
... Christ . Christ was crowned with thorns , pricks sent the blood bursting from His brow , and the legends of the Saints were searched for the most shockingly bloodthirsty deeds . Gothic realism was invading Italian art , and from their ...
... Christ . Christ was crowned with thorns , pricks sent the blood bursting from His brow , and the legends of the Saints were searched for the most shockingly bloodthirsty deeds . Gothic realism was invading Italian art , and from their ...
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