Comparative physiognomy; or, Resemblances between men and animals (1852)
Redfield, James W · New York, Redfield · leaf 126
fe in Italy. THE HORSE. 123 CHAPTER XIX TVe have observed that artists resemble horses. They arelike them in the lines that compose the features, in the bear-ing of the body, in theirgait and carriage, in thespirit which they manifestin their motions and thenceinfuse into their work, andwith which… … 124 COMPARATIVE PHYSIOGNOMY. creation of his own imagination ; holds, contemplates thescene with caution and pride, and then dashes on again!Courage and fear are equally mingled in him: his successdepends as much upon one as upon the other, and both areindispensable. Like the artist, he takes in…
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