andpriceless. Just what itwas is the harder todefine in words becauseit was not altogether amaterial, physical, orsuperficial quality, butdistinctly moral, spirit-ual and interior beauty—the kind of beautythat somehow survivesthe chances and changes■ I tune and fashion andtaste, and partakes ofan… … in point of fact they are not remarkable inthis respect; but one feels that they are theworks of a man of ideas, of strong feeling, ofimagination. He had, too, an ideal of beautyand it was not commonplace. To it he was un-swervingly loyal. Suc-cess and a measure offame came to him inthe closing…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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