The Dehumanization of ArtP. Smith, 1951 - 29 pagine |
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Pagina 9
... garden seen through a window . Looking at the garden we adjust our eyes in such a way that the ray of vision travels through the pane without delay and rests on the shrubs and flowers . Since we are focusing on the garden and our ray of ...
... garden seen through a window . Looking at the garden we adjust our eyes in such a way that the ray of vision travels through the pane without delay and rests on the shrubs and flowers . Since we are focusing on the garden and our ray of ...
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... garden where some statues converse and , by display- ing the very model of behavior , arouse our admiration to the point of boredom . Lope de Vega's work , on the other hand , is reminiscent of painting rather than sculp- ture . A vast ...
... garden where some statues converse and , by display- ing the very model of behavior , arouse our admiration to the point of boredom . Lope de Vega's work , on the other hand , is reminiscent of painting rather than sculp- ture . A vast ...
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... garden at a picture repre- senting a garden . The painted garden blooms only in- side a house against the neutral background of a wall where it is like a window opening into an imaginary noonday world . ( In my judgment , no writer can ...
... garden at a picture repre- senting a garden . The painted garden blooms only in- side a house against the neutral background of a wall where it is like a window opening into an imaginary noonday world . ( In my judgment , no writer can ...
Parole e frasi comuni
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