Painting, sculpture and architecture as representative arts; an essay in comparative æsthetics (1895)
Raymond, George Lansing, 1839-1929 · New York [etc.] G. P. Putnam's sons · leaf 182
37 ; 28,page 62 ; and 38, page J/). As manifested by the posi-tions assumed by the arms and hands, the part of the armabove the elbow would, when making the opening gesture(see page 1 56), be bent in one direction, the part belowthe elbow in another direction, while the hand from thewrist downward… … 140 PAINTING, SCULP TUBE, AND ARCHITECTURE. gesture in Fig. 82, page 143. On the contrary, in mak-ing the closing gesture (see page 156), the elbow is notbent, the effect of the compound curve in this casebeing produced best when the arm is straight, as inFig. 75, page 134. If the elbow be bent,…
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![An illustration from VII tabulae Raphaelis Urbin [graphic] : longe celeberrimae quas hortatu P. Pauli Rubenij Eq. ingenti sumptu emptas in Angliam advehi jussit serenissimus Rex Carolus I. et quibus adservandis magnificam in Aula Hamptonensi Pinacothecam fieri imperârunt augustissimi Principes Gulielmus & Maria Rex & Regina = The seven cartons of Raphael Urbin : which King Charles the 1.st bought by advice of P. Paul Rubens and which are preserved in the Gallery at Hampton Court erected for that purpose by order of King William and Queen Mary (1722)](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/200/ia-viitabulaeraphae00kirk-6-7.webp)
