Category: Art
Conditions determining appearance and character of Works of Art; examples, Greek Tragedy, Gothic Architecture, Dutch Painting, French Tragedy--Comparison of Climate and Natural Productions with a Moral Temperature, and its effect--Application of this method to Italian Art.
Conditions determining appearance and character of Works of Art; examples, Greek Tragedy, Gothic Architecture, Dutch Painting, French Tragedy--Comparison of Climate and Natural...
2. PART II.The Action of a Moral Temperature--The Influence of Melancholy and Cheerful States of Mind--The Artist is saddened by his personal share of misfortune--By the melancholy ideas o...
3. PART II.Having investigated the nature of the work of art, there now remains a study of the law of its production. This law, in general terms, may be thus expressed:--_A work of art is...