The Quarterly Review, المجلد 246William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, Sir William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero Baron Ernle John Murray, 1926 |
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... means : those clusters of little shafts disappearing at some enormous height into the shadows of the vaulting ... meaning for them , and that all that they have to do is to look to the present . Instead of the assiduous study of the ...
... means : those clusters of little shafts disappearing at some enormous height into the shadows of the vaulting ... meaning for them , and that all that they have to do is to look to the present . Instead of the assiduous study of the ...
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... means that the critic has no standard of values . ' Soanian Greek , ' for example , as a description of Soane's manner of design , is about as wide of the mark as it is possible for a description to be . Jules Hardouin Mansart did not ...
... means that the critic has no standard of values . ' Soanian Greek , ' for example , as a description of Soane's manner of design , is about as wide of the mark as it is possible for a description to be . Jules Hardouin Mansart did not ...
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... means to ends , the skilful ordering of materials in the endeavour to realise ' commodity ' and ' firmness ' as well as ' delight . ' Mr Scott's classification and his theory of architecture are attractive in their daring and simplicity ...
... means to ends , the skilful ordering of materials in the endeavour to realise ' commodity ' and ' firmness ' as well as ' delight . ' Mr Scott's classification and his theory of architecture are attractive in their daring and simplicity ...
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... mean the point of view of the finer minds of the Renaissance ; sometimes simply human nature . Humanism , as I understand it , means the open tolerant mind , unfettered by dogmatic authority , that finds its interest in all the finer ...
... mean the point of view of the finer minds of the Renaissance ; sometimes simply human nature . Humanism , as I understand it , means the open tolerant mind , unfettered by dogmatic authority , that finds its interest in all the finer ...
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... meaning of the Baroque in art . It is an affair of the footlights from first to last . Where greater men have been content to pursue the even tenor of their way , careless of the applause of the public and intent only on realising their ...
... meaning of the Baroque in art . It is an affair of the footlights from first to last . Where greater men have been content to pursue the even tenor of their way , careless of the applause of the public and intent only on realising their ...
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