s of its soul. -The body always expresses the spirit whoseenvelope it is. And for him who can see,the nude offers the richest meaning. In themajestic rhythm of the outline, a great sculp-tor, a Phidias, recognises the serene harmonyshed upon all nature by the divine wisdom;a simple torso, calm,… … 47. FAUN AND NYMPH. By A. Rodin.
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