The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 171William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1961 |
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... expression to those styles — let us say Cimabue and Bernini - were working for a small group of patrons , and were deeply receptive of their ideas . Bernini's Santa Theresa became a popular image ; it revealed to the majority a hidden ...
... expression to those styles — let us say Cimabue and Bernini - were working for a small group of patrons , and were deeply receptive of their ideas . Bernini's Santa Theresa became a popular image ; it revealed to the majority a hidden ...
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... expression ' conspicuous waste . ' This expression is apt , but I do not find it at all damaging . All art is waste in a material sense ; and the idea that things should be made more precious - looking in accordance with the status of ...
... expression ' conspicuous waste . ' This expression is apt , but I do not find it at all damaging . All art is waste in a material sense ; and the idea that things should be made more precious - looking in accordance with the status of ...
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... expression , and had chamelion eyes , sometimes blue and merry , sometimes grey and dark , and anon green and gleaming . On the whole he might be called a fair man , of average height , rather thin and rather wiry . He had not resided ...
... expression , and had chamelion eyes , sometimes blue and merry , sometimes grey and dark , and anon green and gleaming . On the whole he might be called a fair man , of average height , rather thin and rather wiry . He had not resided ...
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