of wellnigh all artists who have striven to bring fires from remotesummits ; but where his imagination is perfect and complete, his techniquehas a like perfection, a like completeness. He strove to embody more subtleraptures, more elaborate intuitions than any before him ; his imagination… … BLAKES ILLUSTRATIONS TO THE DIVINE COMEDY 57 improve an original invention ; nor can an original invention exist withoutexecution, organized, delineated, and articulated either by God or man. . . .I have heard people say, Give me the ideas ; it is no matter what words youput them into ; and others…
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