Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London : G. Bell · leaf 240
nature ; whilethe second would include all imaginative concep-tions, decorative designs, and pattern inventions. The outward vision obviously relies upon whatthe eye perceives in nature. Its virtue consistsin the faithfulness and truth of Its graphic record.In the penetrating force of observation… … THE OUTWARD VISION AND INNER VISIONof unconscious impressions and memories whichare retained and recur with all or more than thevividness of actuality—the tangible forms of ex-ternal nature calling up answering, but not identical,images in the mind, like reflections in a mirror orin still water,…
Drawing · Decoration and ornament
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