 | Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig - 1797 - 434 sivua
...parts of his fubjeft ; and the beauty of . it confins in the happy choice and difpofition i ¡i it he makes of it : And it is in this that the genius of the artift difcovers and (hows itfelf, while he indulges and humours hie fancy, which here is not confined.... | |
 | 1823 - 872 sivua
...artist. The perfection of this art of painting depends upon the thorough knowledge the artist lias of all the parts of his subject ; and the beauty of...choice and disposition that he makes of it : And it ¡я in this that the genius of the artist discovers and shows itself, while he indulges and humours... | |
 | Kirsti Andersen - 1992 - 282 sivua
...of all the Parts of his Subjeft ; and the Beauty of it confifls in the happy Choice and Difpofition that he makes of it : And it is in this that the Genius of the Artift difcovers andjkews it felf, while he indulges and humours his Fancy, which here is not confined.... | |
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... it invents and disposes in the most proper and agreeable manner) than to the picture, which is only a copy of that design already formed in the imagination of the artist. The perfection of this art of Painting depends upon the thorough knowledge the... 