The Quarterly Review, Volume 120John Murray, 1866 |
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Page 112
... painter to sacrifice his gains to idle visitors . A man does not the less love his art for itself because he objects to be robbed of his professional earnings by inconsiderate loungers . unduly , unduly , and that to learn the truth it ...
... painter to sacrifice his gains to idle visitors . A man does not the less love his art for itself because he objects to be robbed of his professional earnings by inconsiderate loungers . unduly , unduly , and that to learn the truth it ...
Page 114
... painter avoided the national and individual peculiarities in which either extreme predomi- nated , and followed the middle path to which nature constantly inclined . Thus the line of Vandyke , ' according to Fuseli , ' was balanced ...
... painter avoided the national and individual peculiarities in which either extreme predomi- nated , and followed the middle path to which nature constantly inclined . Thus the line of Vandyke , ' according to Fuseli , ' was balanced ...
Page 115
... painter may mistake his local predilections for abstract beauty , and hence the importance of his becoming early imbued with a taste for antique models , and the greatest masters of design . To look no further would lead to a diluted ...
... painter may mistake his local predilections for abstract beauty , and hence the importance of his becoming early imbued with a taste for antique models , and the greatest masters of design . To look no further would lead to a diluted ...
Page 116
... painter should have omitted to mention the source from which he derived his conclusions . His views have been partially misunderstood by some later metaphysicians . The assertion that our conceptions of beauty were determined by custom ...
... painter should have omitted to mention the source from which he derived his conclusions . His views have been partially misunderstood by some later metaphysicians . The assertion that our conceptions of beauty were determined by custom ...
Page 117
... painters by trade . Two of the number , Baker and Catton , were thought worthy to be included among the original ... painter of history . Poetic subjects were frequently required , and they were executed with a taste of colour and ...
... painters by trade . Two of the number , Baker and Catton , were thought worthy to be included among the original ... painter of history . Poetic subjects were frequently required , and they were executed with a taste of colour and ...
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