Whistler
Whistler
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The perfection of the printing was again pre- sented as a decisive question, the work with the point being, in certain plates, perhaps even lighter than in the preceding set, and Wliistler had afresh determined on printing his own proofs as the most satisfactory way of getting them. As a sort of preface to this publication he gave at the beginning a series of " Proposi- tions, " in which he established the rules and principles to observe in the art of etching.
" PROPOSITIONS " 1. That in Art it... is criminal to go beyond the means used in its exercise.
" 2. That the space to be covered should always be in proper relation to the means used for covering it.
" 3. That in etching the means used, or instrument employed, being the finest possible point, the space to be covered should be small in proportion.
" 4. That all attempts to overstep the limits insisted upon by such proportion are inartistic thoroughly, and tend to reveal the paucity of the means used, instead of con- cealing the same, as required by Art in its refinement.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The perfection of the printing was again pre- sented as a decisive question, the work with the point being, in certain plates, perhaps even lighter than in the preceding set, and Wliistler had afresh determined on printing his own proofs as the most satisfactory way of getting them. As a sort of preface to this publication he gave at the beginning a series of " Proposi- tions, " in which he established the rules and principles to observe in the art of etching.
" PROPOSITIONS " 1. That in Art it... is criminal to go beyond the means used in its exercise.
" 2. That the space to be covered should always be in proper relation to the means used for covering it.
" 3. That in etching the means used, or instrument employed, being the finest possible point, the space to be covered should be small in proportion.
" 4. That all attempts to overstep the limits insisted upon by such proportion are inartistic thoroughly, and tend to reveal the paucity of the means used, instead of con- cealing the same, as required by Art in its refinement.
What to read after Whistler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thodore Duret to read onlineMoreLess
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