en-deavouring to give pictorial form to abstractideas, he was not giving up the finest qualitiesof the painter, such as we see in his portraitsand earlier works ; which come from his moreimmediate touch with life. It may be so. Formy own part, these works appeal to me more,but I do not propose to… … .Uisiitiii, JlDi/itii ULYSSKS AND IKNKI.OIK (WAI.I.-lAIN I INU KKOM IO.MIKII) Imagination and the Ideal 49 reason of it our loss is greater than our gain,there can be no question of the nobility of hisaim, nor of the greatness of his achievement ;for such works as the Hope, Love andDeath,…
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