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a ficar interessante a partir do capítulo 3 👁️

21. A Note on Novels and Films: 3/5 ⭐️

não acrescentou nada.

8. The Relation of Dress to Art: 5/5 ⭐️

”(…)let all men thank him, the critics themselves indeed most of all, for he has now relieved them from the necessity of a tedious existence.”

O DRAMA DESTE HOMEM

“(…) the power of the painter is to be found in his power of vision, not in his cleverness of hand (…)”

“(…) let all men thank him, the critics themselves indeed most of all, for he has now relieved them from the necessity of a tedious existence.”

“(…) there are many, who desire that Beauty shall be confined no longer to the bric-d-brac of the collector, and the dust of the museum, but shall be, as it should be, the natural and national inheritance of all (…)”

“(…) yet wisdom is not always the best; there are times when she sinks to the level of common sense;”

“(…) the increased atmosphere of Beauty by which the artists would be surrounded, and in which they would grow up. For Art is not to be taught in Academies. It is what one looks at, not what one listens to, that makes the artist. The real schools should be the streets.”

“(…) for Beauty is justified by all her children, and cares nothing for explanations;”

“(…) far be it from me to burden a butterfly with the heavy responsibility of its past: I have always been of opinion that consistency is the last refuge of the unimaginative (…)”

“For the arts are made for life, and not life for the arts.”

“But between the attitude of the painter towards the public, and the attitude of a people towards art, there is a wide difference. That, under certain conditions of light and shade, what is ugly in fact may, in its effect, become beautiful, is true;”

— 7. The Relation of Dress to Art —

“(…) the true artist does not wait for life to be made picturesque for him, but sees life under picturesque conditions always (…).”

— 7. The Relation of Dress to Art —

“Art seeks and finds the beautiful in all times(…).”

8. A Sentimental Journey through Literature: 4/5

não conhecia o crítico (??) que o oscar estava A CRITICAR por isso sinto que metade passou-me ao lado mas meu deus, no lugar desse homem eu nunca mais ousava escrever uma singular palavra na minha vida