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... beauty are uniformly ascribed , both in popular and in philofophical language , to the imagination . The fine arts are confidered as the arts which are addreffed to the imagination , and the pleasures they afford , are described , by ...
... beauty are uniformly ascribed , both in popular and in philofophical language , to the imagination . The fine arts are confidered as the arts which are addreffed to the imagination , and the pleasures they afford , are described , by ...
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... beauty or fublimity ; and he endea vours to establish this point by a great number of illustrations , chiefly from the effect of affociation and picturefque imagery in poetical compofition . We fhall infert only the laft of his il ...
... beauty or fublimity ; and he endea vours to establish this point by a great number of illustrations , chiefly from the effect of affociation and picturefque imagery in poetical compofition . We fhall infert only the laft of his il ...
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... BEAUTY OF FORM - a principle which has been applied in common to the four fpecies , ( viz . horfes , cattle , fheep , fwine . ) It is obfervable , how- ever , that this principle was more closely attended to at the outfet of improvement ...
... BEAUTY OF FORM - a principle which has been applied in common to the four fpecies , ( viz . horfes , cattle , fheep , fwine . ) It is obfervable , how- ever , that this principle was more closely attended to at the outfet of improvement ...
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