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The claims of decorative art (1892)

Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · Boston and New York : Houghton, Mifflin and Company · leaf 103

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cording to theindividual. It must be made personal and interesting, or it isof little good ; and no system, however good, will manufactureartists in anything, any more than the most brilliant talents will doaway with the necessity of passionate devotion to work, carefulthought, close observation,… … DESIGN IN RELATION TO USE AND MATERIAL T~^HE fundamental importance of design, and its claims to con-sideration, will hardly b^ disputed, particularly at a timewhen the advancement of art in its application or relation toindustry is so much sought for. There is not a single thing weuse but involves…

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