Science From An Easy Chair a Second Series
Science From An Easy Chair a Second Series
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Yet owing to the position in which the three figures are placed and the converging lines suggesting perspective the drawing of Mr. Asquith does not merely represent a much taller man than does that of Lord Lansdowne, but actually gives the impression, at first sight, that the little black figure representing Mr. Asquith is longer and bigger altogether than that representing Lord Lansdowne. Yet the figures are of the same dimensions. It is owing to illusion of the same nature that the disc of th...e low moon appears larger than that of the high moon.
84 THE PROBLEM OF THE GALLOPING HORSE To a large extent the painter, like other artists, has to produce things which do not shock common opinion and experience, and must even consciously concede to that necessity, and make the sacrifice of objective truth, in order to secure attention for his higher appeal to the sense of beauty, to emotion, and sentiment. Approved depar- tures by the artist from scientific truth are those which are deliberately made in order to give emphasis as, for instance, in the huge, but tender hand of the man in the emotional masterpiece, " Le Baiser, " by the great sculptor Rodin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet owing to the position in which the three figures are placed and the converging lines suggesting perspective the drawing of Mr. Asquith does not merely represent a much taller man than does that of Lord Lansdowne, but actually gives the impression, at first sight, that the little black figure representing Mr. Asquith is longer and bigger altogether than that representing Lord Lansdowne. Yet the figures are of the same dimensions. It is owing to illusion of the same nature that the disc of th...e low moon appears larger than that of the high moon.
84 THE PROBLEM OF THE GALLOPING HORSE To a large extent the painter, like other artists, has to produce things which do not shock common opinion and experience, and must even consciously concede to that necessity, and make the sacrifice of objective truth, in order to secure attention for his higher appeal to the sense of beauty, to emotion, and sentiment. Approved depar- tures by the artist from scientific truth are those which are deliberately made in order to give emphasis as, for instance, in the huge, but tender hand of the man in the emotional masterpiece, " Le Baiser, " by the great sculptor Rodin.
What to read after Science From An Easy Chair a Second Series?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Ray Edwin Ray Lankester to read onlineMoreLess
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