The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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... object , he only fol- lowed in all their steps in making that principal object - no matter what - the most true , and therefore the most promi- nent thing in his picture . To arraign , therefore , the old landscape painters , and the ...
... object , he only fol- lowed in all their steps in making that principal object - no matter what - the most true , and therefore the most promi- nent thing in his picture . To arraign , therefore , the old landscape painters , and the ...
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... object , and altogether made up of a blackness deeper than the darkest part of the casting object ( while that object is also broken up with positive and reflected lights ) , their large , broad , unbroken spaces tell strongly upon the ...
... object , and altogether made up of a blackness deeper than the darkest part of the casting object ( while that object is also broken up with positive and reflected lights ) , their large , broad , unbroken spaces tell strongly upon the ...
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... object they had especially in view ; other- wise , as in this instance , he may commit the blunder of exposing that as a grand fault which , in reality , it was their highest pride to have attained . We will take the Venetians as an ...
... object they had especially in view ; other- wise , as in this instance , he may commit the blunder of exposing that as a grand fault which , in reality , it was their highest pride to have attained . We will take the Venetians as an ...
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