Lectures On Art volume 2
Lectures On Art volume 2
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" The waste of menta power and sagacity by these schools is enormous. The "Euthydemus' of Plato.
ART IN GREECE. 383 legacy bequeathed to us by antiquity a collection is found, the richest we have, of captious arguments and paradoxes; their subtleties would have been confined to a narrow field could they not have pushed their way as well on the side of error as on that of truth.
Such is the intellectual finesse which, trans- ferred from reasoning to literature, fashioned the "Attic" taste, that ...is to say, an appreciation oi niceties, a sportive grace, delicate irony, simplicity of style, ease of discourse and beauty of demonstra- tion. It is said that Apelles went to see Proto genes, and, not caring to leave his name, took a pen- cil and drew a fine curved line on a panel ready at hand. Protogenes, on returning, looked at tho mark and exclaimed, " No one but Apelles could have traced that !" then, seizing the pencil, he drew around it a second line still more refined and extend- ed, and ordered it to be shown to the stranger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The waste of menta power and sagacity by these schools is enormous. The "Euthydemus' of Plato.
ART IN GREECE. 383 legacy bequeathed to us by antiquity a collection is found, the richest we have, of captious arguments and paradoxes; their subtleties would have been confined to a narrow field could they not have pushed their way as well on the side of error as on that of truth.
Such is the intellectual finesse which, trans- ferred from reasoning to literature, fashioned the "Attic" taste, that ...is to say, an appreciation oi niceties, a sportive grace, delicate irony, simplicity of style, ease of discourse and beauty of demonstra- tion. It is said that Apelles went to see Proto genes, and, not caring to leave his name, took a pen- cil and drew a fine curved line on a panel ready at hand. Protogenes, on returning, looked at tho mark and exclaimed, " No one but Apelles could have traced that !" then, seizing the pencil, he drew around it a second line still more refined and extend- ed, and ordered it to be shown to the stranger.
What to read after Lectures On Art volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taine Hippolyte to read onlineMoreLess
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