Painters, Pictures And the People
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All of the statues of Apollo or of Venus possessed in common certain qualities of beauty which frequently assumed almost the character of an artistic convention.
This conventional treatment may be summed up in the term — classic style.
What, then, more definitely, is this classic style and why do we seem so lacking in it? In- dubitablyit was not a faithful reproduction of one particular figure, but rather the result of obser- vations of a great many models, each contribut- ing in its way to sti...mulate the artist's sense of form and proportion. The classic statues have been analyzed by the philosophically inclined archaeologist and a canon of beauty laid down as representing the fundamental artistic require- ments of the human proportions in art. Any- THE PALACE OF FINE ARTS, SAN FRANCISCO PLATE XXVII From the Oil Painting by Cook Campbell Coopek, N.
THE NUDE IN ART 161 body may have access to this table of measure- ments nowadays. It is the common property of all artists. And still our nudes, in sculpture or in painting, are scarcely as good as the classic figures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All of the statues of Apollo or of Venus possessed in common certain qualities of beauty which frequently assumed almost the character of an artistic convention.
This conventional treatment may be summed up in the term — classic style.
What, then, more definitely, is this classic style and why do we seem so lacking in it? In- dubitablyit was not a faithful reproduction of one particular figure, but rather the result of obser- vations of a great many models, each contribut- ing in its way to sti...mulate the artist's sense of form and proportion. The classic statues have been analyzed by the philosophically inclined archaeologist and a canon of beauty laid down as representing the fundamental artistic require- ments of the human proportions in art. Any- THE PALACE OF FINE ARTS, SAN FRANCISCO PLATE XXVII From the Oil Painting by Cook Campbell Coopek, N.
THE NUDE IN ART 161 body may have access to this table of measure- ments nowadays. It is the common property of all artists. And still our nudes, in sculpture or in painting, are scarcely as good as the classic figures.
What to read after Painters, Pictures And the People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Neuhaus Eugen to read onlineMoreLess
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