dium : but in thatcase he keeps them apart, using each one accord-ing to the demands of the work he has to carryout, and making it fulfil the executive mission forwhich it is obviously fitted. The medium, in fact,becomes the- language of his art: a language heknows so well that he can think in it… … STUIIV OK A Tir.RRSs KATINi; LIX. .No 133.—JuLV ni6 BV ARTIll R WARIUE3 Artliiii II nrd/cs Pasfc/ Pai)iti>igs has obtained a ful command over main principlesas well as minor details. An excellent illustration of the way in which thisabsolute command over different mediums can beacquired by the…
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