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... ; which afford standards of real beauty , grace , and elegance in the human PRINCIPLES OF TASTE : In Style Sir Joshua Reynolds's Position confirmed Its Pleasures of short Duration Dreams In Attitude and Countenance Raphael Rem- brandt.
... ; which afford standards of real beauty , grace , and elegance in the human PRINCIPLES OF TASTE : In Style Sir Joshua Reynolds's Position confirmed Its Pleasures of short Duration Dreams In Attitude and Countenance Raphael Rem- brandt.
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Richard Payne Knight. real beauty , grace , and elegance in the human form , and the modes of adorning it , the truth and perfection of which have never been ques- tioned , although divers other modes of produc- ing and exhibiting those ...
Richard Payne Knight. real beauty , grace , and elegance in the human form , and the modes of adorning it , the truth and perfection of which have never been ques- tioned , although divers other modes of produc- ing and exhibiting those ...
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... and duly proportioned affections ; and , when we speak of the beauty of the human form , we mean the pleasing re- sult of well - balanced and duly proportioned limbs and features . In both instances the word is INTRODUCTION . 11.
... and duly proportioned affections ; and , when we speak of the beauty of the human form , we mean the pleasing re- sult of well - balanced and duly proportioned limbs and features . In both instances the word is INTRODUCTION . 11.
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... human form , the idea is not abstract ; but then it is complex : and of the ideas that compose it , those of colour only are imme- diately derived from the sense of sight ; the others being entirely the results of mental ope- ration ...
... human form , the idea is not abstract ; but then it is complex : and of the ideas that compose it , those of colour only are imme- diately derived from the sense of sight ; the others being entirely the results of mental ope- ration ...
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... human creatures ) by the nose , as there are by the eyes . 12. The sense of taste is equally impartial ; being equally unconnected with , and unin- fluenced by , the higher faculties of the mind : it is also the first that is employed ...
... human creatures ) by the nose , as there are by the eyes . 12. The sense of taste is equally impartial ; being equally unconnected with , and unin- fluenced by , the higher faculties of the mind : it is also the first that is employed ...
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