Seven Angels of the Renascence - The Story of Art, From Cimabue to Claude #249342

I have been engaged upon this book for many years. It is impossible to see with one's own eyes, and to form one's own judgment of the works of the Masters, scattered as they are through Italy and Germany and France, without the expenditure of much time and travel. Some fragments of the book have appeared as articles or reviews — in The Contemporary, The National Review, Literature, The Guardian, The N ew York Critic, and other English and American Journals — some have formed the substance of lectures at the Royal Institution.