Since, therefore, the human frame appears to have been formed with such propriety that the several members are commensurate with the whole, the artists of antiquity must be allowed to have followed the dictates of a judgment the most rational, when, transferring... Dynamic Symmetry: The Greek Vase - Seite 9von Jay Hambidge - 1920 - 161 SeitenVollansicht - Über dieses Buch
| David Ramsay Hay - 1846 - 310 Seiten
...being." He then goes into various details of the relative proportions of the human body, and adds, — " Since, therefore, the human frame appears to have...formed with such propriety that the several members are commeiisnrate with the whole, the artists of antiquity* must be allowed to have followed the dictates... | |
| David Ramsay Hay - 1852 - 70 Seiten
...stretched out laterally, will be more than the full stature. Vitruvius concludes by observing : — " Since, therefore, the human frame appears to have...most rational when, transferring to the works of art the principles derived from nature, every part was so regulated as to bear a just proportion to the... | |
| Robert Hogarth Patterson - 1862 - 580 Seiten
...principles of which ought to be familiar to all who profess the science of architecture," he says — " the artists of antiquity must be allowed to have followed...regulated as to bear a just proportion to the whole. And those principles were more particularly attended to in the construction of temples and sacred edifices,... | |
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