Walker, William, b. 1821 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 45
Fig. 5. Fig. 5 is a form which, apart from any association, isin itself pleasing, as is also the piece of scroll-work in 16 On Seeing and Obsermng. Fig. G. But the charm of this latter is greatly enhancedbecause applied where it not only does the work of a bracket(conyeying the idea of fitness),… … Fig. 0. It is in thus seeing the essential cliar act eristics of thingsthat real observation consists, and it will be evident, there-fore, how important it is that the mind should be led notonly to see beauty, but also to know what kind of beauty itis, and whence it arises. 28. There is much truth…
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