Child-Life in Art
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His simple delight in thisinnocent pastime, and the almost dreamy look with which he watches thefairy bubble, show a hitherto unsuspected vein of poetry in thestreet-boy nature.
The boot-black appears ordinarily in the most prosaic light, as apractical individual, whose chief concern is the struggle for dailybread. But this is only half the truth. Under his rough exterior hehides a heart keenly responsive to beauty. His youthful imagination is, in Lowell's happy phrase, a veritable Aladdin's la...mp, with which hetransforms the meagreness of his surroundings into the splendid luxuriesof a castle in Spain.
V.
CHILD-ANGELS.
He shall give his angels charge over thee, To keep thee in all thy ways. They shall bear thee up in their hands, Lest thou dash thy foot against a stone. PSALM XCI.
CHAPTER V.
CHILD-ANGELS.
To represent the perfect innocence and purity of an angel, a being whosenative atmosphere is the very presence of God, a creature not subject tothe limitations of physical laws, ever speeding on divine errands fromheaven to earth and back again to heaven, nothing could be more naturalthan that art should use the face and form of innocent human childhood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His simple delight in thisinnocent pastime, and the almost dreamy look with which he watches thefairy bubble, show a hitherto unsuspected vein of poetry in thestreet-boy nature.
The boot-black appears ordinarily in the most prosaic light, as apractical individual, whose chief concern is the struggle for dailybread. But this is only half the truth. Under his rough exterior hehides a heart keenly responsive to beauty. His youthful imagination is, in Lowell's happy phrase, a veritable Aladdin's la...mp, with which hetransforms the meagreness of his surroundings into the splendid luxuriesof a castle in Spain.
V.
CHILD-ANGELS.
He shall give his angels charge over thee, To keep thee in all thy ways. They shall bear thee up in their hands, Lest thou dash thy foot against a stone. PSALM XCI.
CHAPTER V.
CHILD-ANGELS.
To represent the perfect innocence and purity of an angel, a being whosenative atmosphere is the very presence of God, a creature not subject tothe limitations of physical laws, ever speeding on divine errands fromheaven to earth and back again to heaven, nothing could be more naturalthan that art should use the face and form of innocent human childhood.
What to read after Child-Life in Art?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurll Estelle May to read onlineMoreLess
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