History of Art volume 1
History of Art volume 1
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The panthers walk as if on vel- vet, pushing out their flat heads. The ducks and geese waddle, digging and quacking with their flat bills. The stupid fish gape in the drawn nets; the trembling water is transparent, and the women who come to dip it up in their jars or the animals who plunge into it are saturated with its coolness. Oranges and dates have their weight in baskets which are held up bv arms as pure as the stem of a young plant, and which are balanced like flowers. The women, when the...y bedeck themselves or moisten their slim brushes to rouge their mistresses, have the air of reeds bending down to the dew in the grass. The world has the silent shudder of the morning. , This natural poetry, fundamentally ardent and familiar, is carried by the Egyptians into everything that comes from their fingers— into their jewels, their little intimate sculpture, those innumerable knick- knacks which encumber their sepulchers, where they follow the dead person to whom they had belonged. And it is in the domestic objects of the kitchen and the workshop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The panthers walk as if on vel- vet, pushing out their flat heads. The ducks and geese waddle, digging and quacking with their flat bills. The stupid fish gape in the drawn nets; the trembling water is transparent, and the women who come to dip it up in their jars or the animals who plunge into it are saturated with its coolness. Oranges and dates have their weight in baskets which are held up bv arms as pure as the stem of a young plant, and which are balanced like flowers. The women, when the...y bedeck themselves or moisten their slim brushes to rouge their mistresses, have the air of reeds bending down to the dew in the grass. The world has the silent shudder of the morning. , This natural poetry, fundamentally ardent and familiar, is carried by the Egyptians into everything that comes from their fingers— into their jewels, their little intimate sculpture, those innumerable knick- knacks which encumber their sepulchers, where they follow the dead person to whom they had belonged. And it is in the domestic objects of the kitchen and the workshop.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elie Faure to read onlineMoreLess
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