La sculpture de la renaissance française
A French Renaissance sculpture survey published in Paris in 1900, compiled by Paul Vitry for the Louvre and the Librairie centrale d'art et d'architecture, presenting photographic plates of carved works for students and art historians. The plates show full-length figures in bronze or stone, carved relief panels with dense crowded compositions, and a tomb monument with recumbent figures and tiered panels, useful to designers studying classical drapery, relief layering and sculptural architecture.
