say. You see, then, that an artist can,when he pleases, represent not only fleetinggestures, but a \ong_action, to employ a termof dramatic art. In order to succeed, he only needs toplace his personages in such a manner thatthe spectator shall first see those who com-mence this action, then those… … 20. THE MARSEILLAISE, By Rudf,. MOVEMENT IN ART Rude carved for one of the piers of the Arcde Triomphe. Liberty in a breastplate of brass, cleavingthe air with unfolded wings, roars in a mighty-voice, Aux armes, citoyens! She raiseshigh her left arm to rally all the brave toher side, and, with the…
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