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From the British and Foreign Review . tic of that ingenuity and enthusiasm which Sir The Anatomy and Philosophy of Expression , Charles Bell carried as far in the practice of the as connected with the Fine Arts . By the fine arts as in ...
From the British and Foreign Review . tic of that ingenuity and enthusiasm which Sir The Anatomy and Philosophy of Expression , Charles Bell carried as far in the practice of the as connected with the Fine Arts . By the fine arts as in ...
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mended the study of expression to the artist , as opinions are founded , has said , “ Every strong emo“ One , ignorant of the grounds on which these the beginning and the end of that language which tion is directed towards the heart ...
mended the study of expression to the artist , as opinions are founded , has said , “ Every strong emo“ One , ignorant of the grounds on which these the beginning and the end of that language which tion is directed towards the heart ...
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ANATOMY AND PHILOSOPHY OF EXPRESSION . The fact is certainly so , although the language bemen will not have the violence of grief obtruded on figurative . How are these spirits diffused , and what them . To preserve the dignity of his ...
ANATOMY AND PHILOSOPHY OF EXPRESSION . The fact is certainly so , although the language bemen will not have the violence of grief obtruded on figurative . How are these spirits diffused , and what them . To preserve the dignity of his ...
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