Sir Joshua
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共 22 段- "Having since that period," continues Sir Joshua, "frequentl
- That you have ordered the publication of this discourse is n
- Some who have never raised their minds to the consideration
- It is not easy to define in what this great style consists;
- Thus figures must have a ground whereon to stand; they must
- From what has been advanced, we must now be convinced that t
- With him we may contrast the character of Carlo Maratti, who
- The addition of other men's judgment is so far from weakenin
- I remember, several years ago, to have conversed at Rome wit
- Perhaps no apology ought to be received for offences committ
- The figures of the great men of those nations have come down
- Those works of the ancients, which are in the highest esteem
- Before I conclude, I cannot avoid making one observation on
- As the general figure presents itself in a more conspicuous
- It is to Titian we must turn our eyes to find excellence wit
- A passion for his art, and an eager desire to excel, will mo
- If I were to recommend method in any part of the study of a
- The picture which I have at present in my thoughts is a sacr
- It may not be improper to make mention of some of the custom
- To conclude. However we may apologise for the deficiencies o
- I would ask any man qualified to judge of such works, whethe
- If this opinion should be thought one of the wild extravagan