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13 WATERLOO PLACE A B C A. B. C. OF ART art education artist attainment background BRIERLY cation cellence colour Combe Committee compound Consort Curve D E F delineation Diagonal Diagram DISCIPLINE NEEDED draughtsman DUKE OF Edinburgh Events have proved facial facturing faculties Gita gives into individual H.R.H. the DUKE hibition Hogarth and Gainsborough Hopner human face human features ILLUSTRATIONS INDIA individual peculiarities industry insight it gives interest which attaches Kumara laid LAVATER light and shade Loan Art Exhibitions Manchester Art Treasures Manu Manufactures mind moral nature object observation painting peculiarities and dispositions Perpendicular phrenology portrait painter Prince Consort Prince Consort's remarks PRINTED BY W. H. progressive stages propensities proportion proved the wisdom read the character Schools of Design Shakespeare Spurzheim stage of drawing STOTHARD straight line formed study of physiognomy three degrees tints tions ture W. H. ALLEN yellow
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Стр. 12 - Art in a chronological and systematic arrangement, it would speak powerfully to the public mind, and enable, in a practical way, the most uneducated eye to gather the lessons which ages of thought and scientific research have attempted to abstract ; and would present^ to the world for the first...
Стр. 11 - No country invests a larger amount of capital in works of Art of all kinds than England ; and in none almost is so little done for Art-education ! If the collection you propose to form were made to illustrate the history of Art in a chronological and systematic arrangement, it would speak powerfully to the public mind, and enable, in a practical way, the most uneducated...
Стр. 11 - If the collection you propose to form were made to illustrate the history of Art in a chronological and systematic arrangement, it would speak powerfully to the public mind, and enable, in a practical way, the most uneducated eye to gather the lessons which ages of thought and scientific research have attempted to abstract...
Стр. 12 - ... the first time a gallery such as no other country could produce, but for which, I feel convinced, the materials exist abundantly in private hands among us. " As far as painting is concerned, I enclose a catalogue, exhibiting all the different schools, with the masters who illustrate them, which able hands have compiled for me, and which was communicated to the National Gallery Committee of 1853, and printed by them with the evidence. " If such a catalogue for instance were to be filled up with...
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