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But he has not yet got color and form on canvas , he has not translated the actual fields and trees into symbols and , however experienced he is , he does not know exactly how to get the effect he wants , or even if it is possible ...
But he has not yet got color and form on canvas , he has not translated the actual fields and trees into symbols and , however experienced he is , he does not know exactly how to get the effect he wants , or even if it is possible ...
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What [ the artist ] puts into his work is a selection made from an indefinitely large number of possible elements , and their specific arrangement is also only one of many possible . This selection and arrangement is due to the ...
What [ the artist ] puts into his work is a selection made from an indefinitely large number of possible elements , and their specific arrangement is also only one of many possible . This selection and arrangement is due to the ...
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But tragedians still keep to real names , the reason being that what is possible is credible : what has not happened we do not at once feel sure to be possible : but what has happened is manifestly possible : otherwise it would not have ...
But tragedians still keep to real names , the reason being that what is possible is credible : what has not happened we do not at once feel sure to be possible : but what has happened is manifestly possible : otherwise it would not have ...
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