Canaletti, but * ^ white, flashing fulness of dazzling light, which the waves drink and the clouds breathe, bounding and burning in intensity of joy. That sky, — it is a very visible infinity, — liquid, measureless, unfathomable, panting and melting... "Modern Painters.": General Index, Bibliography, and Notes - Side 280af John Ruskin - 1888 - 316 siderFuld visning - Om denne bog
| William Cosmo Monkhouse - 1879 - 192 sider
...again— and what sunshine ! Not the lurid, gloomy, plaguelike oppression of Canaletti, but white flushing fulness of dazzling light, which the waves drink and...flaked, slow-moving vapour, that guide the eye along the multitudinous waves down to the islanded rest of the Euganeau hills. Do we dream, or does the white... | |
| William Cosmo Monkhouse - 1879 - 176 sider
...waves drink and the clouds breathe, bounding and burning in intensity of joy. That sky — it is a Tery visible infinity — liquid, measureless, unfathomable,...flaked, slow-moving vapour, that guide the eye along the multitudinous waves down to the islanded rest of the Euganfian hills. Do we dream, or does the... | |
| Stephen Albert Swaine - 1885 - 144 sider
...! Not the lurid, gloomy, plaguelike oppression of Caneletti, but white flushing fulness of flashing light, which the waves drink, and the clouds breathe,...flaked, slow-moving vapour, that guide the eye along the multitudinous waves down to the islanded rest of the Euganeum hills. " Do we dream, or does the... | |
| Stephen Albert Swaine - 1885 - 156 sider
...! Not the lurid, gloomy, plaguelike oppression of Caneletti, but white flushing fulness of flashing light, which the waves drink, and the clouds breathe,...flaked, slow-moving vapour, that guide the eye along the multitudinous waves down to the islanded rest of the Euganeum hills. " Do we dream, or does the... | |
| John Ruskin - 1903 - 824 sider
...EARLY DRAFT OF " MODERN PAINTERS," VOL. I (Pt. ii. sec. i. ch. vii. §§ 7-8, in the First £dition) But let us take, with Turner, the last and greatest...guide the eye along their multitudinous waves down to the islanded rest of the Euganean hills. Do we dream, or does the white forked sail drift nearer,... | |
| John Ruskin - 1903 - 910 sider
...again, — and what sunshine ! Not the lurid, gloomy, plague-like oppression of Canaletti, but § y white, flashing fulness of dazzling light, which the...guide the eye along their multitudinous waves down to the islanded rest of the Euganean hills. Do we dream, or does the white forked sail drift nearer,... | |
| John Ruskin - 1903 - 824 sider
...again, — and what sunshine ! Not „ the lurid, gloomy, plague-like oppression of Canaletti, but 3 white, flashing fulness of dazzling light, which the...guide the eye along their multitudinous waves down to the islanded rest of the Euganean hills. Do we dream, or does the white forked sail drift nearer,... | |
| Arthur Christopher Benson - 1911 - 360 sider
...cancelled in the third, he describes the treatment of Venice by certain great artists. He concludes: But let us take, with Turner, the last and greatest...guide the eye along their multitudinous waves down to the islanded rest of the Euganean hills. Do we dream, or does the white forked sail drift nearer,... | |
| John Ruskin - 1927 - 254 sider
...fathom. This cannot be nature, for it is not infinity. No, Mr Stanfield, it is scarcely Venice yet. But let us take, with Turner, the last and greatest...guide the eye along their multitudinous waves down to the islanded rest of the Euganean hills. Do we dream, or does the white forked sail drift nearer,... | |
| John Allison - 2003 - 180 sider
...of dazzling light, which the waves drink and the clouds breathe, bounding and burning in interisity of joy. That sky,— it is a very visible infinity,— liquid, measureless, unfathomable, panting and nutting through the chasms in the long fields of snowwhite, flaked, slow-moving vapour, that guide... | |
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