The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 171William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1961 |
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... artist to know the physical details of her body , and no doubt he was prepared to expect anything from the denizens of the outer world . Then , too , one must remember that a woman occupied a decidedly inferior position in tribal life ...
... artist to know the physical details of her body , and no doubt he was prepared to expect anything from the denizens of the outer world . Then , too , one must remember that a woman occupied a decidedly inferior position in tribal life ...
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... artist's treatment of his own and white women . His own , whether she be Japanese geisha or Moslem houri , is all grace , airiness , and delicate sensuousness . One is never left in an instant's doubt that her rôle in life is to please ...
... artist's treatment of his own and white women . His own , whether she be Japanese geisha or Moslem houri , is all grace , airiness , and delicate sensuousness . One is never left in an instant's doubt that her rôle in life is to please ...
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... artist as Phillipe de Champagne . The only exceptions I can think of are those anecdotal strips which simply tell a story , often with the help of balloons of text . Such were the illustrations of late antique MSS . , the painting of ...
... artist as Phillipe de Champagne . The only exceptions I can think of are those anecdotal strips which simply tell a story , often with the help of balloons of text . Such were the illustrations of late antique MSS . , the painting of ...
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