Varieties in Prose volume 3
Varieties in Prose volume 3
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The towering gladiatorial slinger is but scaring away birds ; as is also the small figure seen in the background. That this Picture has a Subject cannot be questioned, nor what that subject is ; the catalogue tells us.
The Painter wanted to set a naked man against a twilight sky ; the slinging gave an emphatic action : the ears of wheat and the rising moon gave tints and ' tones ' of value. Well and good. Let us suppose the pictorial part done to perfection. The fact remains that the Subject an...d the Pictorial Effect do not merely fail to agree, but are in violent opposition to each other.
Given the Subject, the treatment might have shown us SUBJECT A PART OF THE HARMONY. 237 the broad, wavy sea of golden corn under translucent dome of purple twilight, beginning to acknowledge the serene advent of the moon : then the bird-scarers islanded on their little platforms, seen against the sky, in such attitude and composition as might best agree with the whole effect strange and quaint figures perhaps, pathetic in a way, belonging to the scene and blending into it as in nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The towering gladiatorial slinger is but scaring away birds ; as is also the small figure seen in the background. That this Picture has a Subject cannot be questioned, nor what that subject is ; the catalogue tells us.
The Painter wanted to set a naked man against a twilight sky ; the slinging gave an emphatic action : the ears of wheat and the rising moon gave tints and ' tones ' of value. Well and good. Let us suppose the pictorial part done to perfection. The fact remains that the Subject an...d the Pictorial Effect do not merely fail to agree, but are in violent opposition to each other.
Given the Subject, the treatment might have shown us SUBJECT A PART OF THE HARMONY. 237 the broad, wavy sea of golden corn under translucent dome of purple twilight, beginning to acknowledge the serene advent of the moon : then the bird-scarers islanded on their little platforms, seen against the sky, in such attitude and composition as might best agree with the whole effect strange and quaint figures perhaps, pathetic in a way, belonging to the scene and blending into it as in nature.
What to read after Varieties in Prose volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allingham William to read onlineMoreLess
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