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Art and man; comparative art studies (1918)

Balch, Edwin Swift, 1856-1927, Balch, Eugenia Hargous Macfarlane · Philadelphia : Allen, Lane and Scott · leaf 50

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how they dotheir work and are unable to teach others. Theysimply do as they do because it is their nature to. Certain men have the art instinct so strongly devel-oped as to overbalance their reasoning powers. Thingsseen, the glyptic rudimentary art sense, and not thingsheard or things thought out,… … £S.ff Fia. 7. Woman with dwarfed figure and with drum on head,statue from Gold Coast, Africa. Large wooden 46 ART AND MAN. way, and are considered eccentric, if not insane. Thesemen must follow their instinct. They do not reasonabout art in general: they just do. They can not tellothers why they…

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