Handbook of the Library of Congress
Handbook of the Library of Congress
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Down the centre a brook comes tumbling and splashing over its rocky bed. Although wild, and thus suggestive, perhaps, of the inspiration of poetry, the landscape purposely has.
REUGION — BY CHARLES SPRAGUE PEARCS.
as a whole, a touch of artfulness, hinting therefore at the formalities of metre and rhyme. The titles of the figures which enter into the composition — all, with one exception, those of women — are named in the conventional border with which the artist has enclosed his painting. The ...figure standing boldly forward in the centre represents Lyric Poetry. She is crowned with a wreath of laurel, and is touching the strings of a lyre. The feelings which most com- monly inspire her song are personified on either side. To her left are Pathos, looking upward, as if calling on Heaven to allay her grief ; Truth, a beautiful nude woman (the Naked Truth) standing securely upright, and seeming by her gesture to exhort the central figure not to exceed the bounds of natural feeling; and in the comer of the tympanum.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Down the centre a brook comes tumbling and splashing over its rocky bed. Although wild, and thus suggestive, perhaps, of the inspiration of poetry, the landscape purposely has.
REUGION — BY CHARLES SPRAGUE PEARCS.
as a whole, a touch of artfulness, hinting therefore at the formalities of metre and rhyme. The titles of the figures which enter into the composition — all, with one exception, those of women — are named in the conventional border with which the artist has enclosed his painting. The ...figure standing boldly forward in the centre represents Lyric Poetry. She is crowned with a wreath of laurel, and is touching the strings of a lyre. The feelings which most com- monly inspire her song are personified on either side. To her left are Pathos, looking upward, as if calling on Heaven to allay her grief ; Truth, a beautiful nude woman (the Naked Truth) standing securely upright, and seeming by her gesture to exhort the central figure not to exceed the bounds of natural feeling; and in the comer of the tympanum.
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