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William Morris to Whistler; papers and addresses on art and craft and the commonweal (1911)

Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London, G. Bell & Sons ltd. · leaf 64

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noteworthy that one who excluded humour from hisown work, wliether hterary, or artistic, had a keen appreciationof it in the work of others. Few who only knew Morrislluough his poems, romances, and desi.i^ns would imagine thatamoni^ his mo^^t favourite books were Huckleberry Finn, byMark Twain, and… … THE ENGLISH REVIVAL IN DECORA-TIVE ART THE sense of beauty, like the enchantedprincess in the wood, seems liable, both incommunities and individuals, to periods of hyp-notism. These periods of slumber or suspendedanimation, are not, however, free from distorteddreams, having a certain tyrannical…

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