The Relation of Art to NatureBeatty, John W. (John Wesley)
Philosophy
The Relation of Art to Nature
Beatty, John W. (John Wesley)
Art; Nature (Aesthetics)
p. 21 “Leonardo da Vinci’s Notebooks,” trans.
by Edward McCurdy, p. 156 and p. 160.
MAETERLINCK, MAURICE
p. 55-56 Maurice Maeterlinck, “The Life of the Bee,” p. 5.
MAUVE, ANTON
p. 44-46 Author’s Notebook.
MICHELANGELO BUONAROTTI
p. 19-20 Francisco D’Ollanda, “Third Dialogue on Painting,”
pub. in “Michael Angelo Buonarotti,” by Charles
Holroyd, Appendix, p. 323.
MILLET, JEAN FRANÇOIS
p. 25-26 Romain Rolland, “Millet,” trans. by Clementina
Black, pp. 383-385, 162, and 180.
PLATO
p. 61 Plato’s Republic, pub. in “Dialogues of Plato,”
trans. by B. Jowett, Vol. 3, pp. 86-87, and Enc.
Brit. 9th Ed., Vol. 1, “Aesthetics.”
RANGER, HENRY WARD
p. 39-41 Author’s Notebook.
REYNOLDS, SIR JOSHUA
p. 22-23 Henry William Beechy, “The Literary Works of Sir
Joshua Reynolds,” Vol. 1, pp. 385 and 317, and
G. Clausen, “Royal Academy Lectures on Painting,”
p. 137.
RODIN, AUGUSTE
p. 46-47 Auguste Rodin, “Art,” trans. from the French of
Paul Gsell by Mrs. Romilly Fedden, pp. 30-33,
and Literary Digest, June 4, 1910, p. 1127.
SCHOPENHAUER, ARTHUR
p. 48-49 “The German Classics of the Nineteenth and
Twentieth Centuries,” trans. by Kuno Francke
and Wm. G. Howard, Vol. 15, p. 48.
SEGANTINI, GIOVANNI
p. 43-44 Author’s Notebook.
SOCRATES
p. 15-16 Enc. Brit. 9th Ed., Vol. 1, “Aesthetics.”
STUART, GILBERT
p. 25 George C. Mason, “The Life and Works of Gilbert
Stuart,” 1894, pp. 68-69.
TAINE, HIPPOLYTE ADOLPHE
p. 50-51 H. Taine, “Philosophy of Art,” trans. by Durand,
1865, pp. 41, 57, 73, and H. Taine, “Lectures on
Art,” Vol. 1, 1889, pp. 163, 197, and 353.
TAKI, SEI-ICHI
p. 64 Sei-ichi Taki, “Three Essays on Oriental
Painting,” p. 48.
THAYER, ABBOTT HANDERSON
p. 30-32 Carnegie Institute Catalogue, Abbott H.
Thayer Exhibition, 1919, p. 9.
TOLSTOI, L. N.
p. 39 L. N. Tolstoi, “What is Art,” p. 43.
WHISTLER, JAMES ABBOTT MCNEILL
p. 26-30 Author’s Notebook, and James McNeill Whistler,
“The Gentle Art of Making Enemies,” pp. 142-143,
and James McNeill Whistler, “Ten O’clock,”
pp. 13-14.
WORDSWORTH, WILLIAM
p. 34 Wm. Wordsworth, “Upon the Sight of a Beautiful
Picture,” lines 12-14.
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