The Princeton Review
The Princeton Review
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It is subject to an individual trait ; and those who find pleasure in works of art and are able to indulge Digitized by Google 148 THE PRINCETOPl REVIEW.
that taste are those who in general will not be coerced by an arbitrary restriction. Such a restriction means to them less of that which they want, not more of that which they do not want.
Taste is too subtle a quality to be regulated by law. Hence American works of art without merit cannot be benefited by any such pretended aid. Those with me...rit stand above the reach of it.
If the argument be properly stated, it should thus appear that the result of a factitious support of the American artist is to diminish his power to produce By narrowing his field of observation and study ; By retarding the cultivation of the public, regarded as own- ers of objects of study : to diminish his power to sell By impeding his full development, and, with it, his capacity to please and attract ; By obstructing the spread of appreciation in the public re- garded as purchasers of his wares.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is subject to an individual trait ; and those who find pleasure in works of art and are able to indulge Digitized by Google 148 THE PRINCETOPl REVIEW.
that taste are those who in general will not be coerced by an arbitrary restriction. Such a restriction means to them less of that which they want, not more of that which they do not want.
Taste is too subtle a quality to be regulated by law. Hence American works of art without merit cannot be benefited by any such pretended aid. Those with me...rit stand above the reach of it.
If the argument be properly stated, it should thus appear that the result of a factitious support of the American artist is to diminish his power to produce By narrowing his field of observation and study ; By retarding the cultivation of the public, regarded as own- ers of objects of study : to diminish his power to sell By impeding his full development, and, with it, his capacity to please and attract ; By obstructing the spread of appreciation in the public re- garded as purchasers of his wares.
What to read after The Princeton Review?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Boynton Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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