The splendid wayfaring

Haldane Macfall, Claud Lovat Fraser, Henri Gaudier-Brzeska, Edward Gordon Craig

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TKe ay/armgSplendid in the United States HaldaneCopyright ofAmerica, by Mac/all, 1912 THE SPLENDID WAYFARING Gordon Craig.by . S^ CHAPTER OF THE RECEIVERS OF ART for whom Art is created in ifyou, labour,heavy you shall not be the faculties to sense a work ofgranted then it like anAD Art, man,pass by, ignorant strong but without Have no shame.reverently, lip-service. You have but been denied the that is all. Some ofsplendour us must be Neither nor the ofpoor. Criticism, criticism,jargon shall arouse in arethe sense to see that to whichyou your eyes to hear that it willto which ears are deaf. At bestblind, your arouse in an whatbut a ofyou hypocrisy pretence sensing you do not feel therefore a lie. But in such to tomeasure as it shall have been yougranted feel the emotions of and in such of Art to whichrealmArt, you have been the to Art to increasegiven key yourgo hungrily of fine and as soul and life ;infinity your your growfeeling as fine steelsenses will keener,larger thereby, your grow increases the where dullcontact withsharpness by grindstone metal falls its Once enteredto further dulness ofaway edges. into the of Art know no backward toshallgarden crawlingyou life candull To him who knows the vastness ofplaces. pity, never to him tobe lived in the once narrow ;again pathways whom has ofonce been revealed the and the splendourmajesty 148 the Receivers ArtOf of the creak of the will callof endeavourslife, parish pump petty in vain.

Sujets

• ART
• Aesthetics

Informations

• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 13
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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TKe ay/armgSplendidin the United States HaldaneCopyright ofAmerica, by Mac/all,
1912THE SPLENDID WAYFARING
Gordon Craig.by