“It was an archetypal ruin portrait, a sub-genre that was terribly common during the fifteenth century. The top third of the picture-plane hosted a thick glade of botanically unrecognizable trees, while the midground included several isolated groups of ruins. The… — Sylvie Cathrall Copy Share Image
“It was an archetypal ruin portrait, a sub-genre that was terribly common during the fifteenth century. The top third of the picture-plane hosted a… — Sylvie Cathrall Copy Share Image
