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... originals from which the Greeks and Hetruvians copied Hercules Farnese , Venus of Medicis , Apollo Belvedere , and all the grand works of ancient art . They were executed in a very superior style to those justly admired copies , being ...
... originals from which the Greeks and Hetruvians copied Hercules Farnese , Venus of Medicis , Apollo Belvedere , and all the grand works of ancient art . They were executed in a very superior style to those justly admired copies , being ...
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... original . Unfortunately , he did not copy the whole of it , so that a few lines are now lost forever . This reticence on Swinburne's part was due to the difference of taste in humour between the Georgian and the Victorian periods ...
... original . Unfortunately , he did not copy the whole of it , so that a few lines are now lost forever . This reticence on Swinburne's part was due to the difference of taste in humour between the Georgian and the Victorian periods ...
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... original Jewish religion . To Blake , Religion was Art , and therefore all heathen art was perverted from true Inspiration , which was Christianity . He could point to the Muses , who were called by the Greeks themselves the Daughters ...
... original Jewish religion . To Blake , Religion was Art , and therefore all heathen art was perverted from true Inspiration , which was Christianity . He could point to the Muses , who were called by the Greeks themselves the Daughters ...
Contents
THE INEFFABLE SECRET | 1 |
THE TEMPORAL BLAKE III | 13 |
IMPERISHABLE SKETCHES | 25 |
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