Audsley, George Ashdown, 1838-1925 · New York : R. M. McBride · leaf 26
ir daily garb as part of theirindividual character. ** But freedom were apt to lapse into licence,and general harmony to end in hopeless discord,unless the clear perception of right and wrong 12 INTRODUCTORY (afforded in the present instance by shrewd andcultivated taste) took the helm. Taste is… … CHAPTER IIHARMONY OF COLOUR We are delighted with harmony, because it is the union ofcontrary principles, having a ratio to each other.—Aristotle. * Harmony exists in diflference no less than in likeness, if onlythe same key-note governs both parts. |T is very desirable that all who takean interest…
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