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Article: The original.(Review)
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- The Evening Standard (London, England)
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- May 24, 2002
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Byline: BRIAN SEWELL
An exhibition of Dutch painters who followed the Rhine to Rome deserves more than a Zimmer-frame audience
WE tend to think of the Renaissance as Italian and a phenomenon almost isolated from the rest of Europe. In a narrow sense it was, if for no other reason than that it was geographically easier for Italian artists and architects to be inspired and influenced by the visible remains of ancient Roman culture that were all about them; but, in a broader sense, the Renaissance had its manifestations all over Europe, not only in art, but in music, literature, theology, philosophy and the protocols of courtly etiquette. Influences were, ...
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Article: Oberwesel offers a castle and wine on the Rhine
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... ... our boat tour of the Middle Rhine -- an 85-mile trip through ... as a military station. The Rhine served an extremely important ... transport troops and supplies from Italy all the way up the inner waterways ... wealthiest towns in the Middle Rhine with large collections of art ...
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