 | William Hogarth - 1772 - 198 էջ
...peculiarity in the lines, which compofe it, that fytiaS'the eye a wanton kind of chace, and from the plealure that gives the mind, intitles it to the name of beautiful...principle, than in the - other five, except variety 5 which indeed includes this, and all the others. That this obfervation may appear to have a real foundation... | |
 | William Hogarth - 1808 - 346 էջ
...beautiful: and it may be justly said, that the cause of the idea of grace more immediately resides in this principle than in the other five, except variety;...indeed includes this, and all the others. That this observation may appear to have a real foundation in nature, every help will be required, which the... | |
 | William Hogarth - 1908 - 256 էջ
...peculiarity in the lines, which compose it, that leads the eye a wanton kind of chase, and from the pleasure that gives the mind, intitles it to the name of beautiful: and it may be justly said, that the cause of the idea of grace more immediately resides in this principle, than in... | |
 | William Hogarth - 1909 - 264 էջ
...beautiful: and it may be justly said, that the cause of the idea of grace more immediately resides in this principle, than in the other five, except variety; which indeed includes his, and all the others. That this observation may appear to have a real foundation in nature, every... | |
 | Jochen Bedenk - 2004 - 264 էջ
...peculiarity in the lines, which compose it, that leads the eye a wanton kind ofchace, and from the pleasure that gives the mind, intitles it to the name of beautiful: and it may be justly said, that the cause of the idea of grace ... immediately resides in this principle" (Hogarth:... | |
 | Jochen Bedenk - 2004 - 264 էջ
...peculiarity in the lines, which compose it, that leads the eye a wanton kind ofchace, and from the pleasure that gives the mind, intitles it to the name of beautiful: and it may be justly said, that the cause of the idea of grace ... immediately resides in this principle" (Hogarth:... | |
 | William Angus Knight - 1891 - 314 էջ
...that leads the eye a wanton kind of chase " ; and he adds that " grace more intimately resides in this than in the other five, except ' variety,' which indeed includes this and all the others." (6) Quantity. Great objects, because of their greatness, excite our admiration, especially if simplicity... | |
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Intricacy in form, therefore, I shall define to be that peculiarity in the lines, which compose it, that leads the eye a wanton kind of chace, and from the pleasure that gives the mind, intitles it to the name of beautiful : and it may be justly said,... 