Theatre, Culture and Society: Essays, Addresses and LecturesRyburn Pub., Keele University Press, 1994 - 311 sider A book about Sir Henry Irving. |
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Side 94
... artist - labourer rather than the fine - artist . Thus , by common consent , the term Artist became the distinctive right of those workers who wrought in the higher branches of their various crafts and callings . In our day , with its ...
... artist - labourer rather than the fine - artist . Thus , by common consent , the term Artist became the distinctive right of those workers who wrought in the higher branches of their various crafts and callings . In our day , with its ...
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... artist , whosoever may be the medium of his creating the necessary vibrations by any work of man's hands , how much more artist is the singer who uses that most complete and capable instrument - the human voice . Grant the singer to be ...
... artist , whosoever may be the medium of his creating the necessary vibrations by any work of man's hands , how much more artist is the singer who uses that most complete and capable instrument - the human voice . Grant the singer to be ...
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... artist , whatever be his talent , is of a more desultory kind . But in the theatre the artist is only a part of an organisation , and has to subordinate himself and his powers to the development of a common end . The art of acting would ...
... artist , whatever be his talent , is of a more desultory kind . But in the theatre the artist is only a part of an organisation , and has to subordinate himself and his powers to the development of a common end . The art of acting would ...
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