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... sense of geometric perfection as did the curves of the Renaissance ; nor were they the expression of exuberance like the curves of the Baroque . They were dwithout vitality , because in fact the wealth which created them was hdrawn ...
... sense of geometric perfection as did the curves of the Renaissance ; nor were they the expression of exuberance like the curves of the Baroque . They were dwithout vitality , because in fact the wealth which created them was hdrawn ...
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... sense it is incurably aristocratic ; but this does not mean that it is the prerogative of a social class or of wealth . In this country the governing classes and the rich have shown themselves poor patrons of art for the last hundred ...
... sense it is incurably aristocratic ; but this does not mean that it is the prerogative of a social class or of wealth . In this country the governing classes and the rich have shown themselves poor patrons of art for the last hundred ...
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... sense an Alma Mater . His translation , however , ranked him among the comical old men who , lost like mice in an old cheese , lived on spiced ale and welsh rarebit and were , in his eyes , the most ridiculous of living creatures . It ...
... sense an Alma Mater . His translation , however , ranked him among the comical old men who , lost like mice in an old cheese , lived on spiced ale and welsh rarebit and were , in his eyes , the most ridiculous of living creatures . It ...
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VICTORY CELEBRATIONS 1814 Harold Nicolson | 340 |
THE BETTERAVE PAPERS H G Wells | 349 |
ART AND DEMOCRACY Kenneth Clark | 364 |
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