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They are here depicted contrary to the rule followed by any visual artist in attempting to imitate nature. ... of the meaning of these pictures the reader would have some difficulty to understand what they really mean or depict.
They are here depicted contrary to the rule followed by any visual artist in attempting to imitate nature. ... of the meaning of these pictures the reader would have some difficulty to understand what they really mean or depict.
Strana 244
Everything is suitable for depiction , and the same landscape or object may be depicted as many times as one pleases because at each moment it will look different and thus will be new in this ever - changing world of Becoming .
Everything is suitable for depiction , and the same landscape or object may be depicted as many times as one pleases because at each moment it will look different and thus will be new in this ever - changing world of Becoming .
Strana 316
Christ is depicted as the conqueror of evil , ruler of the world , Pantocrator glorious and majestic on his throne . Even when pictures depict some dolorous scene , like the Crucifixion , before you is shown not a suppressed criminal ...
Christ is depicted as the conqueror of evil , ruler of the world , Pantocrator glorious and majestic on his throne . Even when pictures depict some dolorous scene , like the Crucifixion , before you is shown not a suppressed criminal ...
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Vinaper | 3 |
Fluctuation of Social Classes and Sexes in Portraiture | 27 |
Proportion of Religious and Secular Compositions by Centuries | 33 |
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