Aims and ideals of representative American painters (1901)
Rummell, John, Berlin, Emma Medora · Buffalo, N. Y. : E. M. Berlin · leaf 26
ting of thehuman race. As a nation we are fortunate, there-fore, to have already so much that isvaluable in our own art with which toeducate our aesthetic tastes and refineour artistic judgm.ent. It is our duty,too, to know more about what our ownartists have done and are doing. It isonly when the… … II. HE term art/ in its broad- education , . . necessary to the est sense, inciuaeS music, intelligent appre eloquence, poetry, painting, «^ation of art. sculpture and architecture.In our language it often has a restrictedapplication to painting alone. Nobranch of the Anglo-Saxon race has asyet…
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