arved, bows and vacillates as if * the soul were seized with giddiness upon plunging into the abyss of dreams. To sum it up, your busts often recallRembrandts portraits, for the Dutch masterhas also made plain this call of the infinite,by lighting the brow of his personages by alight which falls… … 55. BUST OF MME. V. By A. Rodin. MYSTERY IN ART But you have concluded justly in ob-serving in my works the stirrings of thesoul towards that kingdom, perhaps chi-merical, of unlimited truth and liberty.There, indeed, is the mystery that movesme. A moment later he asked: Are youconvinced now that…
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