Putnam's Monthly Magazine of American Literature, Science and Art, Volume 2G.P.Putnam & Company, 1868 |
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... known or unknown , short rather than long , terse and clear and crisp in style , will always receive prompt consideration . New and significant facts and experiences are better than mere disquisitions and essays . Such , to be used ...
... known or unknown , short rather than long , terse and clear and crisp in style , will always receive prompt consideration . New and significant facts and experiences are better than mere disquisitions and essays . Such , to be used ...
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... known to us only by tradi- tion . From the perishable nature of painting , even in fresco , its most dura- ble form , the world could never have hoped to possess a single specimen of the pictorial art of the Greeks and Romans , but for ...
... known to us only by tradi- tion . From the perishable nature of painting , even in fresco , its most dura- ble form , the world could never have hoped to possess a single specimen of the pictorial art of the Greeks and Romans , but for ...
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... known , and I need not describe it in detail . Its chief characteristic is the employment of a broad , warm field of color generally that which is now dis- tinguished as " Pompeiian red " -with very gracefully and delicately drawn ...
... known , and I need not describe it in detail . Its chief characteristic is the employment of a broad , warm field of color generally that which is now dis- tinguished as " Pompeiian red " -with very gracefully and delicately drawn ...
Pagina 6
... known all over the world . The reproductions , however , are invariably too sharp in drawing , and too gaudy in coloring , and there- fore do not fairly represent the grace and richness of the originals . They were not intended to be ...
... known all over the world . The reproductions , however , are invariably too sharp in drawing , and too gaudy in coloring , and there- fore do not fairly represent the grace and richness of the originals . They were not intended to be ...
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... known - the system is so perfect ! How , then , is there to come any change to Paris ? Only through the weakness or the generosity of the Emperor , or through a convulsion . For more than a thousand years Paris has been " gov- erned ...
... known - the system is so perfect ! How , then , is there to come any change to Paris ? Only through the weakness or the generosity of the Emperor , or through a convulsion . For more than a thousand years Paris has been " gov- erned ...
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