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Eugène Müntz
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Eugène Müntz (11 June 1845 – 30 October 1902) was a French art historian.
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It is easier to condemn all, than to select the good from the bad amongst thousands of pieces, many of which, it must be admitted, are of but little interest. But the knowledge and artistic enjoyment to be derived from them are too precious to be thus lightly thrown away. If we turn from works which are commonplace or vulgar, and give our attention to those which are of higher merit, innumerable surprises await us.
A Short History of Tapestry (1885)
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