The Select Works of Mrs. Ellis: Comprising the Women of England, Wives of England, Daughters of ...
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Among the numerous mistakes made by J THE DAUGHTERS OF BNGLANIX young people on the subject of drawing, none is a greater hindrance to their efforts, than an idea which generally prevails, that not only drawing itself^ but each different branch of the art, requires a natural genius for that particular study. Thus, while one excuses herself from drawing because she has no genius for it ; another tells you, that although she can draw landscapes with great fecility, she has no genius for heads. No...w, if genius be, as Madame de Stael informs us, ** en- thusiasm operating upon talent," I freely grant that it is essential to success in this, as well as every otlier art You must not only learn it, but you must absolutely Une it, was the frequent expression of a very clever mas- ter to his pupil. And it is this very love, which of itself wiD carry on the young student to any point of excellence, which it is desir- able for a woman to attain.
It b true, there are greater difficulties to some than to others ; just as the eye is more or less acute in its perceptions, or the com- munication between that and the hand more or less easy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Among the numerous mistakes made by J THE DAUGHTERS OF BNGLANIX young people on the subject of drawing, none is a greater hindrance to their efforts, than an idea which generally prevails, that not only drawing itself^ but each different branch of the art, requires a natural genius for that particular study. Thus, while one excuses herself from drawing because she has no genius for it ; another tells you, that although she can draw landscapes with great fecility, she has no genius for heads. No...w, if genius be, as Madame de Stael informs us, ** en- thusiasm operating upon talent," I freely grant that it is essential to success in this, as well as every otlier art You must not only learn it, but you must absolutely Une it, was the frequent expression of a very clever mas- ter to his pupil. And it is this very love, which of itself wiD carry on the young student to any point of excellence, which it is desir- able for a woman to attain.
It b true, there are greater difficulties to some than to others ; just as the eye is more or less acute in its perceptions, or the com- munication between that and the hand more or less easy.
What to read after The Select Works of Mrs. Ellis: Comprising the Women of England, Wives of England, Daughters of ...?
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