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lts.Its emphasis is wrongly placed and its ideals are as yet un-worthy. Art is too much concerned with fuss and feathersand too little with fundamentals. It is not that art is crudebut that it is superficial, not that it tells us so little about per-sonality but that it tells us so much about… … Fig. 28. — Female Figure. Acropolis Museum, Athens. Art and the Tyrants 91 tion to design, and even to embroiderers stitch. Lost in themazes of admiration over this preposterous cleverness, allthought as to the great meaning of things human is swamped,and the noblest of the arts degenerates into…
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