rk of thetool, which is the evidence of workmanlike-ness, is popularly regarded even as bad work—want of finish, indeed. Even in this age ofenlightenment there are some who have yetto learn that work may be smooth and smug,and yet not beautiful, nor so much as finished. This mistaken ideal of… … PhcTO-Timt. tyJ Ak«rm.o,6.DuB.n SqUAi The Teaching of the Tool. 6 o until there is now little difference between thepicture and its copy in wool, except that thecopy costs ever so much more than theoriginal. Already in the comparatively earlytapestries of Raffaelle, you can see at Dresdenor…
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