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What truth there is in this lies in the fact that all great art is individual , and that
artists do not reproduce each other ' s ideas , but must have originality . It is right
to insist on this , and to emphasize the personal element . And there may not be ...
What truth there is in this lies in the fact that all great art is individual , and that
artists do not reproduce each other ' s ideas , but must have originality . It is right
to insist on this , and to emphasize the personal element . And there may not be ...
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They form an extraordinary collection of individually great men , each painting in
his own way , but preserving the most sensitive sympathy with the same
fundamental truths of nature . As Turner and Constable in England , Corot and
Millet and ...
They form an extraordinary collection of individually great men , each painting in
his own way , but preserving the most sensitive sympathy with the same
fundamental truths of nature . As Turner and Constable in England , Corot and
Millet and ...
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Although it reads as if he , a conscientious and painstaking artist by training ,
were somewhat annoyed that good , faithful , and honest work did not produce a
great picture , yet he shows that he does see the higher truths about art , and he ...
Although it reads as if he , a conscientious and painstaking artist by training ,
were somewhat annoyed that good , faithful , and honest work did not produce a
great picture , yet he shows that he does see the higher truths about art , and he ...
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To gain the real but not the apparent truth , Chapter IV . he disregarded local
conditions . He drew P . G . Hamerton . the mountain too high , left out a
neighbouring 8 And peak , Ben Vorich , and changed the shape of “ Landanother
. In literal ...
To gain the real but not the apparent truth , Chapter IV . he disregarded local
conditions . He drew P . G . Hamerton . the mountain too high , left out a
neighbouring 8 And peak , Ben Vorich , and changed the shape of “ Landanother
. In literal ...
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And thus though we want the thoughts and feelings of the artist as well as the
truth , yet they must be thoughts arising out of the knowledge of truth , and
feelings arising out of the contemplation of truth . ” “ Nature is always mysterious
and ...
And thus though we want the thoughts and feelings of the artist as well as the
truth , yet they must be thoughts arising out of the knowledge of truth , and
feelings arising out of the contemplation of truth . ” “ Nature is always mysterious
and ...
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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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