The meaning of architecture; an essay in constructive criticism (1918)
Pond, Irving Kane, 1857- · Boston, Marshall Jones company · leaf 137
human figuresin the pictures to be transposed. Neither mancould maintain the particular mental attitude ex-pressed in the lines of his body in the presenceof the other object; and to draw him so, exceptto illustrate a point, would argue a want of aes-thetic intelligence on the part of the artist.… … Fi£ 13 RACIAL CHARACTERISTICS I? [120] and application. Art is for the race — for alland not for the elect merely — and all that therace has shown itself capable of comprehendingor of expressing can be apprehended by the fivesenses and expressed in terms of three dimensions.What we need now is to…
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