Imaginary Portraits Quotes

“...what the boy needed was rather fitting stimulus for the senses, some concrete imagery which might fix the wandering vision, that visible garment of which he saw not so much as the hem, means of expression or translation through which that dim brooding infinite sense, imaginativeness, might take hold, and he be relieved of the stifling weight of it.”
― Walter Pater, Imaginary Portraits: with The Child in the House and Gaston de Latour