Works, Volume 23D. Estes, 1989 |
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Page 77
... perfect color - harmony must always be . In this chord the scarlet is the powerful color , and is on the whole the most perfect representation of abstract color which exists ; blue being in a certain degree associated with shade ...
... perfect color - harmony must always be . In this chord the scarlet is the powerful color , and is on the whole the most perfect representation of abstract color which exists ; blue being in a certain degree associated with shade ...
Page 79
... perfect study of the science of music will conduct to a fine articulation ; but the study of pronunciation will not conduct to , nor involve , that of harmony . So , also , though , as said farther on , subtle expression can be got ...
... perfect study of the science of music will conduct to a fine articulation ; but the study of pronunciation will not conduct to , nor involve , that of harmony . So , also , though , as said farther on , subtle expression can be got ...
Page 399
... perfect beauty of the ideal must always be fictitious . It is rational to amuse ated , but I leave the reader to consider what an annual expenditure of from 30,000l . to 50,000l . might effect in practical idealism in gen- eral ...
... perfect beauty of the ideal must always be fictitious . It is rational to amuse ated , but I leave the reader to consider what an annual expenditure of from 30,000l . to 50,000l . might effect in practical idealism in gen- eral ...
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