The Artist as Critic: Critical Writings of Oscar WildeRandom House, 1969 - 446页 |
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... fancy dress balls which are called historical pictures , but are little more than mediocre representations of modern people masquerading . In France they are wiser . The French painter uses the model simply for study , for the finished ...
... fancy dress balls which are called historical pictures , but are little more than mediocre representations of modern people masquerading . In France they are wiser . The French painter uses the model simply for study , for the finished ...
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... fancy , and brought into Drama the elements of a noble realism . His silence could be as eloquent as words , and his gesture as expressive , and in those terrible moments of Titan agony or of god - like pain , when thought outstrips ...
... fancy , and brought into Drama the elements of a noble realism . His silence could be as eloquent as words , and his gesture as expressive , and in those terrible moments of Titan agony or of god - like pain , when thought outstrips ...
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... fancy , and healthy freedom from sentimen- tality can hardly fail to have suggested a new and delightful type of girlhood or of womanhood . The very difference of sex between the player and the part he represented must also , as ...
... fancy , and healthy freedom from sentimen- tality can hardly fail to have suggested a new and delightful type of girlhood or of womanhood . The very difference of sex between the player and the part he represented must also , as ...
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