Goodyear, W. H. (William Henry), 1846-1923 · Detroit, Mich., Published for the Bay View Reading Club by the Macmillan Company, New York · leaf 208
ble to imagine fromthis point of view whyone artist possessingthe requisite positivescience might not al-ways equal anotherpossessing the same amount of science, and Fig. 122.—Swathed infant in Enameled Terra Gotta. By Andrea della Robbia. From thedifficult to see why the Architectural Decorations… … 200 R(7iaissance arid Modern Art. art up to a point of comparative perfection is assumed tostart with, by the historic critic. The modern is supposedto possess it before he could reach the distinction of makinga pubHcly exhibited work. That is the affair of the schoolsand the exhibitions. The old…
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