Littell's Living Age, Volume 128Living Age Company Incorporated, 1876 |
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Page 145
... beauty of Christian art in modern days is due to the arts of Greece , we need not hesitate to confess . All we maintain is , it is the beauty of ex- ecution , not of thought or idea , that it learnt from Greece . Just as in philoso- phy ...
... beauty of Christian art in modern days is due to the arts of Greece , we need not hesitate to confess . All we maintain is , it is the beauty of ex- ecution , not of thought or idea , that it learnt from Greece . Just as in philoso- phy ...
Page 382
... beauty of their own , a beauty which is rare in even the loveliest En- glishwoman ; rare indeed and exceptional everywhere else ; a beauty that the artist eye appreciates with a feeling of delight . They have the most delicately ...
... beauty of their own , a beauty which is rare in even the loveliest En- glishwoman ; rare indeed and exceptional everywhere else ; a beauty that the artist eye appreciates with a feeling of delight . They have the most delicately ...
Page 778
... beauty did for her all that beauty , per se , can ever do . It gave her an immediate advantage over others of her sex , and it made her the fashion and the rage , but it never , singly , could have made her what she really became , an ...
... beauty did for her all that beauty , per se , can ever do . It gave her an immediate advantage over others of her sex , and it made her the fashion and the rage , but it never , singly , could have made her what she really became , an ...
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