Lectures On Painting And Design 2
Lectures On Painting And Design 2
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However I may differ from Wilkie as to the necessity of going to the Holy Land to study backgrounds for high art, yet every body must admit the interest of the letter.
He went to Jerusalem without sufficient knowledge to enable him to decide on such subjects, and overrated the antiquity he saw from his religious associations.
. Such are my impressions of this good and eminent man, as to his genius, his private and his pubhc character.
ON WILKIE. 87 I think his sudden reputation injured the nati...ve sim- plicity of his mind.
I think the treachery and cruelty of his treatment, from the base envy of his associates, destroyed the confidence in human nature he felt before.
I think the distinctions of a Court roused a desire for shining, where he was not qualified to do so ; but who among us can answer for ourselves in similar temptations ?
who can say he would have left a character so untainted, so eminent, and so honourable ? Let us therefore only remember his virtues; for, be assured, his virtues are worthyimitation, whilst what may be considered his vices were but comparative weaknesses after all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However I may differ from Wilkie as to the necessity of going to the Holy Land to study backgrounds for high art, yet every body must admit the interest of the letter.
He went to Jerusalem without sufficient knowledge to enable him to decide on such subjects, and overrated the antiquity he saw from his religious associations.
. Such are my impressions of this good and eminent man, as to his genius, his private and his pubhc character.
ON WILKIE. 87 I think his sudden reputation injured the nati...ve sim- plicity of his mind.
I think the treachery and cruelty of his treatment, from the base envy of his associates, destroyed the confidence in human nature he felt before.
I think the distinctions of a Court roused a desire for shining, where he was not qualified to do so ; but who among us can answer for ourselves in similar temptations ?
who can say he would have left a character so untainted, so eminent, and so honourable ? Let us therefore only remember his virtues; for, be assured, his virtues are worthyimitation, whilst what may be considered his vices were but comparative weaknesses after all.
What to read after Lectures On Painting And Design 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Robert Haydon to read onlineMoreLess
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