A manual of essays, selected from various authors, Svazek 21818 |
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... Apollo Belvedere . There is one thing , indeed , in the last of these figures which exceeds the bounds of our present enquiry ; what I heard an Italian artist call Il sovra humano , and what we may call the transcendant or celestial ...
... Apollo Belvedere . There is one thing , indeed , in the last of these figures which exceeds the bounds of our present enquiry ; what I heard an Italian artist call Il sovra humano , and what we may call the transcendant or celestial ...
Strana 133
... Apollo Belvedere and the Venus de Medici , were as finely propor- tioned ; but the Laocoon had much greater variety of expression even than these fine statues ; and , on that account alone , it must have been preferable to them , and to ...
... Apollo Belvedere and the Venus de Medici , were as finely propor- tioned ; but the Laocoon had much greater variety of expression even than these fine statues ; and , on that account alone , it must have been preferable to them , and to ...
Strana 141
action or motion ; and the most graceful one in the world , the Apollo Belvedere , is so much so , that when seen at a little distance , in particular views , we are almost apt to imagine that he is actually going to move on towards us ...
action or motion ; and the most graceful one in the world , the Apollo Belvedere , is so much so , that when seen at a little distance , in particular views , we are almost apt to imagine that he is actually going to move on towards us ...
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