The Quarterly Review, Volumen246William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, Sir William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero Baron Ernle John Murray, 1926 |
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... men seems to be forgotten by the younger generation , but it was owing to Burton , and in a less degree to Cockerell , that it was possible for architecture 8 ARCHITECTURE , NEW AND OLD The Truth about Macpherson's 'Ossian'
... men seems to be forgotten by the younger generation , but it was owing to Burton , and in a less degree to Cockerell , that it was possible for architecture 8 ARCHITECTURE , NEW AND OLD The Truth about Macpherson's 'Ossian'
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... less remarkable . His sincere enthusiasm for his art , the austere reticence of his design , and his complete and splendid unworldliness , gave him an influence on the younger men of his time second only to that of Shaw . It led to the ...
... less remarkable . His sincere enthusiasm for his art , the austere reticence of his design , and his complete and splendid unworldliness , gave him an influence on the younger men of his time second only to that of Shaw . It led to the ...
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... less as the peculiar architecture of Humanism . It is not quite clear what Mr Scott intends by Humanism . Sometimes he seems to mean the point of view of the finer minds of the Renaissance ; sometimes simply human nature . Humanism , as ...
... less as the peculiar architecture of Humanism . It is not quite clear what Mr Scott intends by Humanism . Sometimes he seems to mean the point of view of the finer minds of the Renaissance ; sometimes simply human nature . Humanism , as ...
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... less can this theory explain the value of graphic art , which is not in the round but in the flat unless one can think oneself into terms of a pancake . Nor is it in accord with actual experience . The pleasure that an educated person ...
... less can this theory explain the value of graphic art , which is not in the round but in the flat unless one can think oneself into terms of a pancake . Nor is it in accord with actual experience . The pleasure that an educated person ...
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... less . He breaks boldly with the conventions and estab- lishes architecture in its rightful place as an art sovereign and complete in itself . It is , he says , ' above all an art of synthesis , it controls the beauty of painting and ...
... less . He breaks boldly with the conventions and estab- lishes architecture in its rightful place as an art sovereign and complete in itself . It is , he says , ' above all an art of synthesis , it controls the beauty of painting and ...
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