The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 1; Volume 64Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1865 |
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Page 49
... artist . He concentrates his whole attention on it ; he sees each the minutest detail , and for the moment he sees ... artists recoils with horror from the loose , suggestive way in which fore - grounds are often treated ; so the ...
... artist . He concentrates his whole attention on it ; he sees each the minutest detail , and for the moment he sees ... artists recoils with horror from the loose , suggestive way in which fore - grounds are often treated ; so the ...
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... artist is only subsidiary to Mr. Dickens the philoso- pher , the moralist , and the politician . We should not have ventured to regard him in this threefold capacity were it not that he expressly claims to have views in some of his ...
... artist is only subsidiary to Mr. Dickens the philoso- pher , the moralist , and the politician . We should not have ventured to regard him in this threefold capacity were it not that he expressly claims to have views in some of his ...
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... artists - a position which , with seve- ral others , they mainly owed to their place as ultimi Romanorum , latest in a series which includes Giotto and Leonardo . As these painters seem to us to have been overrated from the fact of ...
... artists - a position which , with seve- ral others , they mainly owed to their place as ultimi Romanorum , latest in a series which includes Giotto and Leonardo . As these painters seem to us to have been overrated from the fact of ...
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... artists themselves , and of the present generation of spectators - has not yet altogether prevailed over the elder faith , we may find proof in such a book as Dr. Waagen's laborious Art Treasures of England . And those who think the ...
... artists themselves , and of the present generation of spectators - has not yet altogether prevailed over the elder faith , we may find proof in such a book as Dr. Waagen's laborious Art Treasures of England . And those who think the ...
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... artists or their public " insensible " or " animal . " Probably it could not be accounted for without a complete analysis of life in all ranks during the seventeenth century . But it may help us to comprehend the problem if we remember ...
... artists or their public " insensible " or " animal . " Probably it could not be accounted for without a complete analysis of life in all ranks during the seventeenth century . But it may help us to comprehend the problem if we remember ...
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