The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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... beauty , a foundation obviously too narrow for so large a superstructure . Its value , however , cannot be overrated as a guide to check the extravagance of capricious taste . If it will not lead us to excellence , it will always save ...
... beauty , a foundation obviously too narrow for so large a superstructure . Its value , however , cannot be overrated as a guide to check the extravagance of capricious taste . If it will not lead us to excellence , it will always save ...
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... beauty that is beyond the reach of art . The picturesque comprises only that part of beauty which painting can represent ; and , moreover , the word implies that the beauty which it ex- presses will be found , when rigorously examined ...
... beauty that is beyond the reach of art . The picturesque comprises only that part of beauty which painting can represent ; and , moreover , the word implies that the beauty which it ex- presses will be found , when rigorously examined ...
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... beauty , but also all variety , and with variety all the effect of space and extent . But so much was done in the way of planting in the last century that in most cases the more urgent need is thinning . In this operation the first ...
... beauty , but also all variety , and with variety all the effect of space and extent . But so much was done in the way of planting in the last century that in most cases the more urgent need is thinning . In this operation the first ...
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