Proceedings At the Meeting in Memory of Karl Bitter Held in the Ethical Culture
Proceedings At the Meeting in Memory of Karl Bitter Held in the Ethical Culture
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I recall one or two incidents when it was my good fortune to work with him in the development of some plan, which demonstrate just what his manhood and his art meant. I remember his earnestness, his great patience with the suggestions of everyone who came to view or criticise his work, never putting aside anything so suggested, but taking it as worth while, even if not weaving it into the final expression of the work itself. Particularly so was it with his Carl Schurz. The pains, the infinite p...ains, that he took with that work and his feeling from the beginning that here was an opportunity to pre- serve every trace to give the form and features of the man 16 who meant so much to those who had, as Bitter had, come across the seas, and found their opportunity in America found here their great opportunity for leadership and statesmanship.
Karl Bitter himself was a statesman. There was nothing in our public life that he did not quickly grasp, conceive and understand. When he worked out for us the medallion for Robert Ogden, commemorating our journeys and experiences in the South, we told Bitter what we wanted to express.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I recall one or two incidents when it was my good fortune to work with him in the development of some plan, which demonstrate just what his manhood and his art meant. I remember his earnestness, his great patience with the suggestions of everyone who came to view or criticise his work, never putting aside anything so suggested, but taking it as worth while, even if not weaving it into the final expression of the work itself. Particularly so was it with his Carl Schurz. The pains, the infinite p...ains, that he took with that work and his feeling from the beginning that here was an opportunity to pre- serve every trace to give the form and features of the man 16 who meant so much to those who had, as Bitter had, come across the seas, and found their opportunity in America found here their great opportunity for leadership and statesmanship.
Karl Bitter himself was a statesman. There was nothing in our public life that he did not quickly grasp, conceive and understand. When he worked out for us the medallion for Robert Ogden, commemorating our journeys and experiences in the South, we told Bitter what we wanted to express.
What to read after Proceedings At the Meeting in Memory of Karl Bitter Held in the Ethical Culture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F V Francis Vinton Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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