Blackwood's Magazine, Bind 47W. Blackwood, 1840 |
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Side 89
... become apparent , Venetian painting is directed by one predominating object , by which it is separated from the ... becomes an obvious and striking feature of their art ; and hence has been considered to be its ultimate distinction ...
... become apparent , Venetian painting is directed by one predominating object , by which it is separated from the ... becomes an obvious and striking feature of their art ; and hence has been considered to be its ultimate distinction ...
Side 94
... becomes ultimate , in con- nexion with that intimation of material and physical qualities which is here pursued . On occasions , they separate Îy become one with the distinctive nature of this range of painting - the law of its law ...
... becomes ultimate , in con- nexion with that intimation of material and physical qualities which is here pursued . On occasions , they separate Îy become one with the distinctive nature of this range of painting - the law of its law ...
Side 95
... become the Lares and Penates of the mind ; and , were there one general language , would far outvie in effect or ... becomes fully ap- parent . It has been noticed , that col- our and ornament have been singly considered to present the ...
... become the Lares and Penates of the mind ; and , were there one general language , would far outvie in effect or ... becomes fully ap- parent . It has been noticed , that col- our and ornament have been singly considered to present the ...
Side 105
... become almost obsolete : " Non satis facies mihi , si tantum armatos occi- deris - quos et fors belli interimere potuisset . Perimendus est omnis sexus virilis : " and , lest even this sweeping warrant should seem liable to any merciful ...
... become almost obsolete : " Non satis facies mihi , si tantum armatos occi- deris - quos et fors belli interimere potuisset . Perimendus est omnis sexus virilis : " and , lest even this sweeping warrant should seem liable to any merciful ...
Side 106
... become an organized engine of barbarism- barbarous and making barbarous . This fact gives one additional motive to the study of Christian antiquities , which on so many other motives inter- est and perplex our curiosity . About the time ...
... become an organized engine of barbarism- barbarous and making barbarous . This fact gives one additional motive to the study of Christian antiquities , which on so many other motives inter- est and perplex our curiosity . About the time ...
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