Ten Lectures On Art
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We may imitate them, but we cannot equal them ; but some of what he acquired by mere force of study we also ought to be able to gain. A case in point, or special instance of the necessity for that directness of work on which I have laid the great stress in this paper, is afforded by the group I have alluded to of the son carrying away his father from the burning house, a group beautifully suggested by Virgil's account 2c6 LECTURES ON ART.
of ^Eneas saving his father Anchises from the flames of ...Troy. The study for this group remains to us, and I have acquired the photograph of it, as well as of the figure of the woman on the right, for our library. It is not to be supposed that the models which sat for this study could have held their position for long together; it is no trifling matter for one man to hold another full-grown one on his back and remain still, nor do two models sitting together ever remain long in position, or find it again when it is once lost; but you will see that, in spite of these difficulties, the directness and boldness of this drawing is only equalled by its finish and accuracy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We may imitate them, but we cannot equal them ; but some of what he acquired by mere force of study we also ought to be able to gain. A case in point, or special instance of the necessity for that directness of work on which I have laid the great stress in this paper, is afforded by the group I have alluded to of the son carrying away his father from the burning house, a group beautifully suggested by Virgil's account 2c6 LECTURES ON ART.
of ^Eneas saving his father Anchises from the flames of ...Troy. The study for this group remains to us, and I have acquired the photograph of it, as well as of the figure of the woman on the right, for our library. It is not to be supposed that the models which sat for this study could have held their position for long together; it is no trifling matter for one man to hold another full-grown one on his back and remain still, nor do two models sitting together ever remain long in position, or find it again when it is once lost; but you will see that, in spite of these difficulties, the directness and boldness of this drawing is only equalled by its finish and accuracy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward John Poynter to read onlineMoreLess
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