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Page 116
... effect in the whole composition . The want of this effect is peculiarly observable in all the works of the Egyptians , whether in sculpture or in architecture ; for as art when thus limited and restrained became a mere handicraft ...
... effect in the whole composition . The want of this effect is peculiarly observable in all the works of the Egyptians , whether in sculpture or in architecture ; for as art when thus limited and restrained became a mere handicraft ...
Page 120
... effect is peculiarly dazzling and imposing , and extremely well calculated to inspire senti- ments of awe and devotion ; but it does not succeed in sculpture of which the details are neglected , or which aims at general effects only ...
... effect is peculiarly dazzling and imposing , and extremely well calculated to inspire senti- ments of awe and devotion ; but it does not succeed in sculpture of which the details are neglected , or which aims at general effects only ...
Page 185
... effect , he arranges them in two opposite columns , and we shall follow the same plan . All ought to be clear in the law , and all laws ought to be executed . All the good which the law effects , it effects only in con- sequence of its ...
... effect , he arranges them in two opposite columns , and we shall follow the same plan . All ought to be clear in the law , and all laws ought to be executed . All the good which the law effects , it effects only in con- sequence of its ...
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Sermons Collective See Jervis Bidlake | 2 |
TABLE | 8 |
Moores George Tales of the Passions | 14 |
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