nsable to its nature. And if we can discern and can admire the and magnificence of a noble ediHce is not lost upon appreciation in the mind, and must depend alto¬ excellence of sculpture, what is there in painting the rude clown because he cannot explain the gether upon what the understanding can… … THE WANDEEIXG MfSICIAXS. the absurd in awarding to the earlier masters — own narrow circle of comprehension , and endeavour taste, feelings, and pursuits of the people among to persuade the rest of mankind that all wisdom those who laboured in the twilight of Art, as it whom they originate, and…
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