Pantologia. A new (cabinet) cyclopædia, by J.M. Good, O. Gregory, and N. Bosworth assisted by other gentlemen of eminence, Tom 91813 |
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... objects by colours ( Dryden ) . PAINTING , is the art of representing all objects of nature visibly , by lines and colours on a plain surface . It has also the power of express- ing by the same means conceptions and images of the mind ...
... objects by colours ( Dryden ) . PAINTING , is the art of representing all objects of nature visibly , by lines and colours on a plain surface . It has also the power of express- ing by the same means conceptions and images of the mind ...
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... objects that are but httle pleasing . The painting of fishes is naturally referred to this class . XIII . Fruit - pieces , of every kind , imitated from nature . XIV . Flower - pieces ; a charming class of paint ing , where art in the ...
... objects that are but httle pleasing . The painting of fishes is naturally referred to this class . XIII . Fruit - pieces , of every kind , imitated from nature . XIV . Flower - pieces ; a charming class of paint ing , where art in the ...
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... objects in proportion to their distance . The great object of their painting seems to con- sist in making their figures as unlike nature as possible : it is a serious caricature of the human figure . To make the art flourish , it is ...
... objects in proportion to their distance . The great object of their painting seems to con- sist in making their figures as unlike nature as possible : it is a serious caricature of the human figure . To make the art flourish , it is ...
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... objects of the arts ; and of consequence the painters contented themselves with works adapted to the general taste ... object of his pursuit , he must rest his success and character on the facility of his opera- tion and the abundance ...
... objects of the arts ; and of consequence the painters contented themselves with works adapted to the general taste ... object of his pursuit , he must rest his success and character on the facility of his opera- tion and the abundance ...
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... objects which had not expression . He had too high an idea of painting to consider it as a mute art ; he made it speak ... object of the piece . " A history of the schools is nothing more than a history of the painters who founded them ...
... objects which had not expression . He had too high an idea of painting to consider it as a mute art ; he made it speak ... object of the piece . " A history of the schools is nothing more than a history of the painters who founded them ...
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