Elements of Criticism, 第 2 卷Liberty Fund, 2005 - 821 頁 |
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... regularity , and in others , regularity to convenience ; and the house , which turns out neither regular nor convenient , never fails to dis- please : the faults are obvious ; and the difficulty of doing better is known to the artist ...
... regularity , and in others , regularity to convenience ; and the house , which turns out neither regular nor convenient , never fails to dis- please : the faults are obvious ; and the difficulty of doing better is known to the artist ...
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... regularity and pro- portion , which never deceive the eye by making objects appear larger than they are in reality : such deception , as above observed , is never found but with some remarkable disproportion of parts . But though regularity ...
... regularity and pro- portion , which never deceive the eye by making objects appear larger than they are in reality : such deception , as above observed , is never found but with some remarkable disproportion of parts . But though regularity ...
第 768 頁
... Regularity ) not so essential in great objects as in small i . 214. not in a small work so much as in one that is extensive i . 214. How far to be studied in architecture ii . 435. 455 . 460. How far to be studied in a gar- den ii . 438 ...
... Regularity ) not so essential in great objects as in small i . 214. not in a small work so much as in one that is extensive i . 214. How far to be studied in architecture ii . 435. 455 . 460. How far to be studied in a gar- den ii . 438 ...
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