A History of Art for Beginners and Students: Painting, Sculpture, Architecture
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by Clara Erskine Clement Waters 13 Nov, 2018
It often happens that we see two persons who do the same work and are situated in the same way in the world who are very different in their manner; one is light-hearted and happy, the other heavy and sad. If you can find out the truth, it will result ... Read more
It often happens that we see two persons who do the same work and are situated in the same way in the world who are very different in their manner; one is light-hearted and happy, the other heavy and sad. If you can find out the truth, it will result that the sad one is matter-of-fact, and has no imagination—he can only think of his work and what concerns him personally; but the merry one would surprise you if you could read his thoughts—if you could know the distances they have passed over, and what a vast difference there is between his thought and his work. So while it is natural for almost every one to exclaim joyfully at the beauty of pictures, and to enjoy looking at them simply, I wish my readers to think of their uses also, and understand the benefits that may be derived from them. I have only hinted at a few of these uses, but many others will occur to you. Less
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Clara Erskine Clement Waters (d. 2/29/1916 in Brookline, MA) was an author & traveler. She was the daughter of John & Harriet Bethiah (Godfrey) Erskine. Her father was a businessman. She was educated ...
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