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Pagina xii
Early in 1799 Hazlitt became acquainted with Henry Crabb Robinson , the diarist , who described him as struggling against a great difficulty of expression . ” So great did he find this difficulty to be , that he turned at this time away ...
Early in 1799 Hazlitt became acquainted with Henry Crabb Robinson , the diarist , who described him as struggling against a great difficulty of expression . ” So great did he find this difficulty to be , that he turned at this time away ...
Pagina 251
The expression of the face wounds me more than the expressions of the tongue . If I have in one instance mistaken this expression , or resorted to this remedy where I ought not , I am sorry for it . But the face was too fine over which ...
The expression of the face wounds me more than the expressions of the tongue . If I have in one instance mistaken this expression , or resorted to this remedy where I ought not , I am sorry for it . But the face was too fine over which ...
Pagina 611
His faces have no other expression than his figures , conscious power and capacity . ... That is , the gusto of Michael Angelo consists in expressing energy of will without proportionable sensibility , Correggio's in expressing ...
His faces have no other expression than his figures , conscious power and capacity . ... That is , the gusto of Michael Angelo consists in expressing energy of will without proportionable sensibility , Correggio's in expressing ...
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