Art thoughts : the experiences and observations of an American amateur in Europe (1869)
Jarves, James Jackson, 1818-1888 · New York : Hurd and Houghton · leaf 236
thenational feeling for nature as it is, one in man, the other inthe landscape, with some analogy of creative power and reveal-ment of profound and subtle truths. I do not think that Turnerproposed to himself any deeper motive than to render what hiseye caught, fancy wove, or to produce splendid or… … CHAPTER IX. THE ART OF JAPAN N the opposite side of the globe, at the remotestpoint from Euglaud, there is another insular raceof strongly marked nationality, and possessing ascharacteristic an art, as far as it extends, as theEnglish. Like theirs, its civilization in the outsetwas derived from the…
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