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Art and environment (1914)

Phillipps, L. March (Lisle March), 1863-1917 · New York : H. Holt and Co. · leaf 310

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articulate.Through a thousand channels the mysticism whichwas to exert so powerful an influence on Europesdevelopment was filtering westward. Such are theinfluences to which, in the new style of sculpture,the marble responds. It is but a picture, after all,of the mind of its age. Ruffled already by… … The yielding of the classic sense. Showing the weakening of the feeling forform and the restraints it necessitates. FROM THE COLUMN OF M. AURELIUS. MIRACLE OF THE RAIN p. 250 SCULPTURE AND THE MODERN MIND ideas in terms of finite form is the problem thatoccupies us still. I would call attention…

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