: RAPHA.E.L.: 4R0VPOF CMKRVD1M rftOMMSt^fTC or THE SACKAMCNT. IV.—FINE ARTS. In attempting a description of the Fine Arts,their proper aim and various modes of ex-pressing that aim, I must begin by remind-ing you of what I said in the first lecture.Taking the definition of Art in its widestsense—…
Art · Decoration and ornament · Aesthetics
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