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are not puckered-brow artists. There’s the same freshness and thrill that you see in all kinds of folk arts. People doing something that is shaped by a whole lot of quite unconsci
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that the first artists, in their rude and ambitious efforts, should have transgressed the standard of moderation. A Turkish cannon, more enormous than that of Mahomet, still guard
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has had many great artists, and their works are preserved in the art galleries at Rotterdam, Leiden, The Hague, Haarlem, and Amsterdam. Holland was once the great commercial and n
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the works of those artists who had expressed, in painting or in sculpture, the divine conceptions of the poet; the pomp of festivals and sacrifices; the successful arts of divinat
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(in politicians or artists) gradually becomes an almost irresistible force of nature. 531 The life of the enemy . Whoever lives for the sake of combating an enemy has an interest
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it is true, to all artists, or accepted by them at their immediate peril. By a natural adjustment, in countries where the artist has sought and attained a certain modest social el
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canvases of our elder artists. Even in landscape we have reached the stage where human feeling, and that American, pervades the most favored work. Nor will it be enough to depict
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