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Christ as the Man of Sorrows
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Christ as the Man of Sorrows

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  • Meister Francke

    …at Hamburg are representations of “Christ as the Man of Sorrows.” Francke’s style is that of a strong personality, and attempts to relate it to other schools have failed. With feeling for the decorative value of colour and for two-dimensional design, he combined a realistic rendering of detail and a…

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    …at Hamburg are representations of “Christ as the Man of Sorrows.” Francke’s style is that of a strong personality, and attempts to relate it to other schools have failed. With feeling for the decorative value of colour and for two-dimensional design, he combined a realistic rendering of detail and a…

    Read More