The Artist as Critic: Critical Writings of Oscar WildeRandom House, 1969 - 446页 |
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... artist as an artist , they are quite ready to appreciate the artist as a man . They are very sensitive to kindness , respect , and generosity . A beautiful model who had sat for two years to one of our most distinguished English ...
... artist as an artist , they are quite ready to appreciate the artist as a man . They are very sensitive to kindness , respect , and generosity . A beautiful model who had sat for two years to one of our most distinguished English ...
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... artist is never morbid . He expresses everything . He stands out- side his subject , and through its medium produces incomparable and artistic effects . To call an artist morbid because he deals . with morbidity as his subject matter is ...
... artist is never morbid . He expresses everything . He stands out- side his subject , and through its medium produces incomparable and artistic effects . To call an artist morbid because he deals . with morbidity as his subject matter is ...
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... artist is the best judge of art , a really great artist can never judge of other people's work at all , and can hardly , in fact , judge of his own . That very concentration of vision that makes a man an artist , limits by its sheer ...
... artist is the best judge of art , a really great artist can never judge of other people's work at all , and can hardly , in fact , judge of his own . That very concentration of vision that makes a man an artist , limits by its sheer ...
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