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Now I venture to say that no one who has a real understanding of the art of painting attaches any importance to what ... Rembrandt expressed his profoundest feelings just as well when he painted a carcass hanging up in a butcher's shop ...
Now I venture to say that no one who has a real understanding of the art of painting attaches any importance to what ... Rembrandt expressed his profoundest feelings just as well when he painted a carcass hanging up in a butcher's shop ...
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The painter alone can succeed in holding that wave in its wonderful swing on his canvas , and his golden frame can separate that painted wave forever from the rest of the universe .
The painter alone can succeed in holding that wave in its wonderful swing on his canvas , and his golden frame can separate that painted wave forever from the rest of the universe .
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29 , 1922 ) , pp . 18-19 . ( A discussion of the limitations of formalism when applied to literature - a supplement to the selection printed in the present volume . ) Landmarks in Nineteenth Century Painting .
29 , 1922 ) , pp . 18-19 . ( A discussion of the limitations of formalism when applied to literature - a supplement to the selection printed in the present volume . ) Landmarks in Nineteenth Century Painting .
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