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The neutral variations , white to black through the grays , are represented along
the vertical axis from upper to lower apex ; the saturated hues lie on the
circumference of the double base ; the pure light variations ( which may be
thought of as ...
The neutral variations , white to black through the grays , are represented along
the vertical axis from upper to lower apex ; the saturated hues lie on the
circumference of the double base ; the pure light variations ( which may be
thought of as ...
Pagina 308
what is represented . To one who feels the language of pictorial form all depends
on how it is presented , nothing on what . Rembrandt expressed his profoundest
feelings just as well when he painted a carcass hanging up in a butcher's shop ...
what is represented . To one who feels the language of pictorial form all depends
on how it is presented , nothing on what . Rembrandt expressed his profoundest
feelings just as well when he painted a carcass hanging up in a butcher's shop ...
Pagina 417
of special directions and individual works , this sensibility represents what is
generic , and productive of the divergent ... We will begin , in a simple way , by
comparing the objects represented in both of them , perhaps a man , a house , a
...
of special directions and individual works , this sensibility represents what is
generic , and productive of the divergent ... We will begin , in a simple way , by
comparing the objects represented in both of them , perhaps a man , a house , a
...
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