Robert Louis Stevenson
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We believe that Stevenson's style is largely an expression of his courtesy. He wished as a matter of mere politeness and goodwill to express himself as well as he could. In fact, it was this courtesy that led him to his famous paradox about the end of art, his characterisation of the artist as the Son of Joy. " The French have a romantic evasion for one ROHERT LOUIS STEVENSON SWANSTON COTTAGE The Country Home of Stevenson's Parents From a photo by J. Patrick, Edinburgh employment, and call its ...practitioners the Daughters of Joy. The artist is of the same family ; he is of the Sons of Joy, chooses his trade to please himself, gains his livelihood by pleasing others, and has parted with something of the sterner dignity of man. " The theory that all art is decoration cannot be seriously considered. It was certainly not true of Stevenson's art. He wished to please, but he had other and higher ends. He had to satisfy his exacting conscience, and he obeyed its demands sincerely and righteously, and to the utmost of his power.
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We believe that Stevenson's style is largely an expression of his courtesy. He wished as a matter of mere politeness and goodwill to express himself as well as he could. In fact, it was this courtesy that led him to his famous paradox about the end of art, his characterisation of the artist as the Son of Joy. " The French have a romantic evasion for one ROHERT LOUIS STEVENSON SWANSTON COTTAGE The Country Home of Stevenson's Parents From a photo by J. Patrick, Edinburgh employment, and call its ...practitioners the Daughters of Joy. The artist is of the same family ; he is of the Sons of Joy, chooses his trade to please himself, gains his livelihood by pleasing others, and has parted with something of the sterner dignity of man. " The theory that all art is decoration cannot be seriously considered. It was certainly not true of Stevenson's art. He wished to please, but he had other and higher ends. He had to satisfy his exacting conscience, and he obeyed its demands sincerely and righteously, and to the utmost of his power.
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