The Artist as Critic: Critical Writings of Oscar WildeRandom House, 1969 - 446页 |
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... become vulgar , common , and uninteresting . Modern tapestry , with its aërial effects , its elaborate perspective , its broad expanses of waste sky , its faithful and laborious realism , has no beauty whatsoever . The pictorial glass ...
... become vulgar , common , and uninteresting . Modern tapestry , with its aërial effects , its elaborate perspective , its broad expanses of waste sky , its faithful and laborious realism , has no beauty whatsoever . The pictorial glass ...
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... become like his works of art , be they plastic as in the Greek days , or pictorial as in modern times ; in a word , Life is Art's best , Art's only pupil . As it is with the visible arts , so it is with literature . The most obvious and ...
... become like his works of art , be they plastic as in the Greek days , or pictorial as in modern times ; in a word , Life is Art's best , Art's only pupil . As it is with the visible arts , so it is with literature . The most obvious and ...
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... becoming -that is what the critical spirit can give us . The gods live thus : either brooding over their own perfection , as ... become perfect by the rejection of energy . It has often seemed to me that Browning felt some- thing of this ...
... becoming -that is what the critical spirit can give us . The gods live thus : either brooding over their own perfection , as ... become perfect by the rejection of energy . It has often seemed to me that Browning felt some- thing of this ...
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