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After the time of Constantine , Christianity dominated the empire , and its
influence was used altogether to develop the religious character of man , without
any regard to his æsthetic needs . In fact these were considered hostile to each
other .
After the time of Constantine , Christianity dominated the empire , and its
influence was used altogether to develop the religious character of man , without
any regard to his æsthetic needs . In fact these were considered hostile to each
other .
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It thus seems to be the case that art makes its appearance often in certain
conditions of national life , usually after a period when a people has by a
victorious struggle produced a number of men of strong characters and varied
talents.
It thus seems to be the case that art makes its appearance often in certain
conditions of national life , usually after a period when a people has by a
victorious struggle produced a number of men of strong characters and varied
talents.
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a number of men of strong characters and varied talents , and society has
become leavened with their spirit . When such a period of greatness in art once
appears , it seems almost impossible that it should fail to reappear afterwards ,
unless ...
a number of men of strong characters and varied talents , and society has
become leavened with their spirit . When such a period of greatness in art once
appears , it seems almost impossible that it should fail to reappear afterwards ,
unless ...
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By his origicred , and nality and force of character , and the beauty secret
suggestion that and variety of his paintings , he has gradually to you . " gained
the position among his countrymen J . Bosboom , of being their greatest artist
since the ...
By his origicred , and nality and force of character , and the beauty secret
suggestion that and variety of his paintings , he has gradually to you . " gained
the position among his countrymen J . Bosboom , of being their greatest artist
since the ...
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... and pass beyond the position of the student who has not yet learned to use his
hands as an expression of the memories of his brain , you will always give to
nature , that is , what is outside of you , the character of the lens through which
you ...
... and pass beyond the position of the student who has not yet learned to use his
hands as an expression of the memories of his brain , you will always give to
nature , that is , what is outside of you , the character of the lens through which
you ...
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| Título | Landscape Painting and Modern Dutch Artists |
| Autores | E. B. Greenshields, John Ruskin, John Addington Symonds |
| Edición | 3 |
| Editor | Baker & Taylor Company, 1906 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Nueva York |
| Digitalizado | 13 Mayo 2008 |
| Largo | 229 páginas |
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