Manhattan : An Ode
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Holland taught England how to read and write, how to print and bind books and how to paint pictures.
In Sixteen Hundred Nine, England was a pioneer country, forging to the front in a rude and crude way. She had the ambition and the restless desire of youth. But Holland had the art, the education, the philosophy — and the money.
In portraiture Holland struck thirteen. The 34 work done by Rembrandt, Rubens and Frans Hals stands supreme today, even after these three hundred years.
Art is bom of th...e surplus that business men accumulate. The business men of Holland were favorable to the portrait-painter. He immortalized many of them on canvas, and they live for us only because some great artist painted their pictures.
The Plantins of Antwerp and Amsterdam, the great bookmakers, were then getting under way.
In those days a printer was somebody.
Printers went into business in order to express their ideas. The very word "com- positor" carries the thought ^ The man composed his mind and set up his thoughts in type at the same time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Holland taught England how to read and write, how to print and bind books and how to paint pictures.
In Sixteen Hundred Nine, England was a pioneer country, forging to the front in a rude and crude way. She had the ambition and the restless desire of youth. But Holland had the art, the education, the philosophy — and the money.
In portraiture Holland struck thirteen. The 34 work done by Rembrandt, Rubens and Frans Hals stands supreme today, even after these three hundred years.
Art is bom of th...e surplus that business men accumulate. The business men of Holland were favorable to the portrait-painter. He immortalized many of them on canvas, and they live for us only because some great artist painted their pictures.
The Plantins of Antwerp and Amsterdam, the great bookmakers, were then getting under way.
In those days a printer was somebody.
Printers went into business in order to express their ideas. The very word "com- positor" carries the thought ^ The man composed his mind and set up his thoughts in type at the same time.
What to read after Manhattan : An Ode?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hubbard Elbert to read onlineMoreLess
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