Early Christian art during the first two or three centuries of its existence was merely a development or even a variant of late Roman art. So great is the similarity between late pagan and early Christian work that the decisive change of style must have occurred between the classical and post-classical, not between the pagan and Christian eras.


The Social History of Art, Volume I. From Prehistoric Times to the Middle Ages, 1999 - Chapter IV. The Middle Ages

Arnold Hauser Quotes

Early Christian art during the first two or three centuries of its existence was merely a development or even a variant of late Roman art. So great...

Early Christian art during the first two or three centuries of its existence was merely a development or even a variant of late Roman art. So great...

Early Christian art during the first two or three centuries of its existence was merely a development or even a variant of late Roman art. So great...

Early Christian art during the first two or three centuries of its existence was merely a development or even a variant of late Roman art. So great...