Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · New York : Scribner · leaf 50
care to distinguish which of the fig-ures is Mark Antonys. Our feeling is that ashore which was once a ragged ending of theland, where the sea began, has been made astately approach of terraces leading up tonoble buildings; that in these, as in the ship-ping, mans creative power is apparent;… … LANDINC; OF CLEOrATRA AT TARSUS. U\ CLALDE LuKKAlN. full and the empty spaces of the composition,we get the added enjoyment of contrast be-tween a sense of activity and a still strongerone of permanence and repose. Everythinghas been calculated to stir our imaginationpleasurably. We find ourselves…
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