Lippincott's Magazine, 第 33 巻J.B. Lippincott and Company, 1884 |
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... effect . A long flat line , or series of lines , em- bracing some miles of rectangular build- ings , is not a pleas- ing or exhilarating spectacle in itself . In only a few cases is anything gained by inequalities of the ground , hills ...
... effect . A long flat line , or series of lines , em- bracing some miles of rectangular build- ings , is not a pleas- ing or exhilarating spectacle in itself . In only a few cases is anything gained by inequalities of the ground , hills ...
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... effect is relieved by the declension of the roof on either hand into flat lines , again broken at a proper interval by the mod- erately elevated slopes which crown the towers . So with each part of the entab- lature and the arched and ...
... effect is relieved by the declension of the roof on either hand into flat lines , again broken at a proper interval by the mod- erately elevated slopes which crown the towers . So with each part of the entab- lature and the arched and ...
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... effect of perspective . These changes will , of course , require to be adjusted to the remoteness or prox- imity of the point of view . If there be a wide range , the work will look well or ill as one stands near or far off . It strikes ...
... effect of perspective . These changes will , of course , require to be adjusted to the remoteness or prox- imity of the point of view . If there be a wide range , the work will look well or ill as one stands near or far off . It strikes ...
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... effect of these embodied abstractions , as drawing them down toward commonplace . It is in- versely appropriate in the genre subjects . The ploughman , the woodsman , and the mariner are natural , as they ought to be . One of the ...
... effect of these embodied abstractions , as drawing them down toward commonplace . It is in- versely appropriate in the genre subjects . The ploughman , the woodsman , and the mariner are natural , as they ought to be . One of the ...
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... effect of metal to all this highly- wrought hard stone , being sheathed in bronze , which " fits over the shafts and rests upon a shoulder cut thereon , " - a bit of sham very damaging to the unity of the otherwise massive design . The ...
... effect of metal to all this highly- wrought hard stone , being sheathed in bronze , which " fits over the shafts and rests upon a shoulder cut thereon , " - a bit of sham very damaging to the unity of the otherwise massive design . The ...
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