nd art must be based,and he is the one influ-ence by which the essen-tial principles of pure aesthetics can be kept frombecoming corrupted in the conflict of petty dogmasand amid the strife of foolish fashions. It is because he possesses in an exceptionallyright proportion the qualities by which… … (^WAllvR-CUl.UUK hKKlCH). BY 1-KA.NK KKANGWYN, A.K.A.
Art · Decoration and ornament
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