Walker, William, b. 1821 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 138
fluence, because there is not one On Beauty. 109 single object in nature which is not capable of conveyingthem. * 187. To a right and full enjoyment of beauty, whetherin Nature or in Art, there must be a knowledsre of thephilosojihy of Nature, and of the principles of Art. But tothis end there must… … CHAPTER XXI. ON FITNESS. 188. Ik a perfect sense of beauty of form, fitnessconstitutes an essential element; for though many thingsmay in themselves be beautiful, yet from the want offitness in their application they may become at least nuga-tory. In all complete works there must be a sense of…
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