diance. How could he expressthis beauty composed of apparent uglinessand moral grandeur if he tried to rival^Raphael in elegance? You must recognisethat his drawing is perfect because it corre-sponds absolutely to the exigencies of histhought. So, according to you, it is an error tobelieve that the… … 29. DRAWING BY REMBRANDT. DRAWING AND COLOUR quent, if they carry us away, it is clearlybecause they possess exactly all the meansof expression that are necessary to them. Ihave just proved it to you in the case ofRaphael and Rembrandt. The same demon-stration could be made in the case of all…
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