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... acquired . Mixed Architecture . 33 , 34. Its Advantages . 35. Gothic Architecture , military and monastic . 36. Buildings of the Goths , Celts , Scandinavians , & c . 37. Military Architecture of the Greeks and Romans . 38. When ...
... acquired . Mixed Architecture . 33 , 34. Its Advantages . 35. Gothic Architecture , military and monastic . 36. Buildings of the Goths , Celts , Scandinavians , & c . 37. Military Architecture of the Greeks and Romans . 38. When ...
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... Acquired Tastes . 79. Passage of Horace explained . 80. Mr. Burke's Opinion of Description examined . 81. Obscurity . Things distinct and Things deter- minate . 82. Energies . Images . Virgil's forging of the Thunderbolts . Homer's ...
... Acquired Tastes . 79. Passage of Horace explained . 80. Mr. Burke's Opinion of Description examined . 81. Obscurity . Things distinct and Things deter- minate . 82. Energies . Images . Virgil's forging of the Thunderbolts . Homer's ...
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... acquired such an ascendancy in power and reputation , as to set what is called the fashion ; when this fashion is universally and indiscriminately adopted upon the blind principle of imitation , and without any consideration of the dif ...
... acquired such an ascendancy in power and reputation , as to set what is called the fashion ; when this fashion is universally and indiscriminately adopted upon the blind principle of imitation , and without any consideration of the dif ...
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... acquired by habit , differed from the judgment which he exercised under the influence of au- thority . Both Michel Angelo and Bernini were enthusiastic in their admiration , or at least in their applauses , of the Grecian style of ...
... acquired by habit , differed from the judgment which he exercised under the influence of au- thority . Both Michel Angelo and Bernini were enthusiastic in their admiration , or at least in their applauses , of the Grecian style of ...
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... natural feelings , however , soon rise up against his acquired opinions ; and , towards the close of the same paper , he adds , " I do not know whe- 6. The word Beauty is a general term of approbation PRINCIPLES OF TASTE :
... natural feelings , however , soon rise up against his acquired opinions ; and , towards the close of the same paper , he adds , " I do not know whe- 6. The word Beauty is a general term of approbation PRINCIPLES OF TASTE :
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