The Complete Art of Poetry, المجلد 1Garland, 1970 |
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الصفحة 84
... Pleasure in Paintings ; and this Pleasure is the greater , as they bear a greater Refemblance to their Originals . There is nothing in- deed fo ugly , or fo horrible , but what looks pleasant in a Picture ; but it is not , that every ...
... Pleasure in Paintings ; and this Pleasure is the greater , as they bear a greater Refemblance to their Originals . There is nothing in- deed fo ugly , or fo horrible , but what looks pleasant in a Picture ; but it is not , that every ...
الصفحة 103
... Pleasure , when paft . He had the Art of Painting in Mufick , which Ariftotle mentions of the Greek Muficians ; witness his Froft Scene , where , by the admirable Conjunction of Flats and Sharis , he makes you almoft fhiver both with ...
... Pleasure , when paft . He had the Art of Painting in Mufick , which Ariftotle mentions of the Greek Muficians ; witness his Froft Scene , where , by the admirable Conjunction of Flats and Sharis , he makes you almoft fhiver both with ...
الصفحة 189
... Pleasure ; for he adds , and fuch a Pleasure one meets with in the Repre- fentation of a well written Tragedy . ' Tis true that a virtuous Man may be introduc'd into a well written Tragedy ftrugling with Misfortunes ; but then this ...
... Pleasure ; for he adds , and fuch a Pleasure one meets with in the Repre- fentation of a well written Tragedy . ' Tis true that a virtuous Man may be introduc'd into a well written Tragedy ftrugling with Misfortunes ; but then this ...
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