The Prospects of Art in the United States An Address Before the Artists Fund
The Prospects of Art in the United States An Address Before the Artists Fund
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We have had, still have, and shall have great ones. But all the 24 Romans were not Fabii ; and black swans are rare as ever, except in New Holland. Even American humanity must have some pigmies, if it be only for the sake of showing off our giants by the contrast. Such injudicious encomium has an especially mis chievous effect upon the young Artist. He is pecu liarly sensitive of public opinion. I will not say that he belongs to " A simple race, who waste their toil For the vain tribute of a sm...ile ;" -i
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We have had, still have, and shall have great ones. But all the 24 Romans were not Fabii ; and black swans are rare as ever, except in New Holland. Even American humanity must have some pigmies, if it be only for the sake of showing off our giants by the contrast. Such injudicious encomium has an especially mis chievous effect upon the young Artist. He is pecu liarly sensitive of public opinion. I will not say that he belongs to " A simple race, who waste their toil For the vain tribute of a sm...ile ;" -i
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