French art, classic and contemporary, painting and sculpture (1901)
Brownell, W. C. (William Crary), 1851-1928 · New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 267
have the gi-and style; but we have the grandstyle generally in poetry, and to be sure of style at all prose—such prose as Goujons, which in no wise emulates JNIichaelAngelos poetry—may justifiably neglect in some degree thespecific personality that tends to make it poetic and individual. IV After… … TU-DEN FOaNDA-nONS J CLASSIC SCULPTUREcentury honorable artists, sculptors of distinction beyond con-test. But sculpture is such an abstract art itself that the sculp-ture which partook of the artificiality of the eighteenth cen-tury has less interest for us, less that is concrete and appealingthan…
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