Bernard Barton And His Friends a Record of Quiet Lives
Bernard Barton And His Friends a Record of Quiet Lives
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Abstractedly there can be no necessary hostility between Quakerism and painting, because I know of no good reason why it should be more unquakerly to draw or paint a beautiful landscape than to build a fine house or lay out and embellish its grounds. But 1 Published by Messrs. Bentley and Son.
AND HIS FRIENDS. 121 it is easy to theorise on elementary principles, which, when put in practice, involve much difficulty and perplexity. My own nutshell of a house is as full of prints and pictures as I... can well hang it ; but my indulgence in this respect is at variance with general practice amongst us, and would be regarded, I doubt not, as a species of laxity and latitudi- narianism by many excellent and worthy members of our Society.
The correspondence between the two men was not extensive, and at other times touched only matters of art. This extract from a letter dated April 22, 1830, contains discriminative criticism of William Blake, whose designs for the Book of Job had been lent to the poet by- Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Abstractedly there can be no necessary hostility between Quakerism and painting, because I know of no good reason why it should be more unquakerly to draw or paint a beautiful landscape than to build a fine house or lay out and embellish its grounds. But 1 Published by Messrs. Bentley and Son.
AND HIS FRIENDS. 121 it is easy to theorise on elementary principles, which, when put in practice, involve much difficulty and perplexity. My own nutshell of a house is as full of prints and pictures as I... can well hang it ; but my indulgence in this respect is at variance with general practice amongst us, and would be regarded, I doubt not, as a species of laxity and latitudi- narianism by many excellent and worthy members of our Society.
The correspondence between the two men was not extensive, and at other times touched only matters of art. This extract from a letter dated April 22, 1830, contains discriminative criticism of William Blake, whose designs for the Book of Job had been lent to the poet by- Mr.
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