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Pagina 36
Just now , however , let us content ourselves with this plain common - sense
remark — that art appreciation is one thing and the making of art another thing ,
just as the art of the epicure is one thing and that of the cook is another . True
enough ...
Just now , however , let us content ourselves with this plain common - sense
remark — that art appreciation is one thing and the making of art another thing ,
just as the art of the epicure is one thing and that of the cook is another . True
enough ...
Pagina 150
I have much more to say , and of more weight , against their making verses ;
verses of any sort : for if he has no genius to poetry , ' tis the most unreasonable
thing in the world to torment a child and waste his time about that which can
never ...
I have much more to say , and of more weight , against their making verses ;
verses of any sort : for if he has no genius to poetry , ' tis the most unreasonable
thing in the world to torment a child and waste his time about that which can
never ...
Pagina 169
If we consider it as a thing , namely a painting or a sculpture , the object is
nothing but a piece of canvas or wood and it should not be worshiped . On the
contrary , we worship it inasmuch as it is an image , because the movement of the
mind ...
If we consider it as a thing , namely a painting or a sculpture , the object is
nothing but a piece of canvas or wood and it should not be worshiped . On the
contrary , we worship it inasmuch as it is an image , because the movement of the
mind ...
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