...these works, and shall describe others as occasion may arise. CHAPTER IV THE DIGNITY OF TECHNIQUE IT is not the lover of pictures, but the devotee of his...as body from soul in a world where force and matter seem inextricably entangled. In fact, the man who has no interest in technical questions has no interest...

...Stevenson in his eloquent book on Velasquez, speaking of " the dignity of 27 technique," says, "it is not the lover of pictures, but the devotee of his...inseparable from art as features from facial expression, or as body from soul in a world where force and matter are one and inconceivable as separated. In fact...

...destroy which much printer's ink must flow. Examples: RDW Stevenson in his book on "Velasquez" says: It is not the lover of pictures but the devotee of his own spiritual emotions who must be told that technique is art. This is absurd. Technique is not art, it is mere skill, and only...

...destroy which much printer's ink must flow. Examples: RDW Stevenson in his book on "Velasquez" says: It is not the lover of pictures but the devotee of his own spiritual emotions who must be told that technique is art. This is absurd. Technique is not art, it is mere skill, and only...

...RAM Stevenson, in his eloquent work on Velasquez, speaking of "the dignity of technic," says: • It is not the lover of pictures, but the devotee of his...as body from soul in a world where force and matter seem inextricably entangled. In fact the man who has no interest in technical questions has no interest...