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With respect to artists , it makes it possible for those who lack the power to create
beauty at least to give themselves the pleasure of more or less freely reproducing
that of nature . That is not a despicable activity , the more so since by devoting ...
With respect to artists , it makes it possible for those who lack the power to create
beauty at least to give themselves the pleasure of more or less freely reproducing
that of nature . That is not a despicable activity , the more so since by devoting ...
Pagina 50
Talent gives way to facility of expression or , at best , sets up a plan wherein the
elements of the work will fall into place . ... proceeds thence to a series of familiar
notions to which everyone should now be able to give a precise meaning .
Talent gives way to facility of expression or , at best , sets up a plan wherein the
elements of the work will fall into place . ... proceeds thence to a series of familiar
notions to which everyone should now be able to give a precise meaning .
Pagina 80
... kinds of painting entail a considerable amount of imitation , and since the
resemblance in such works easily reaches a sufficient degree of accuracy for the
objects to be recognizable , they give at least the kind of pleasure one finds in
seeing ...
... kinds of painting entail a considerable amount of imitation , and since the
resemblance in such works easily reaches a sufficient degree of accuracy for the
objects to be recognizable , they give at least the kind of pleasure one finds in
seeing ...
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