Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and the National Institute of Arts and Letters, Volumen47American Academy of Arts and Letters, 1995 |
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... feel and feel until he understands , and to under- stand so well that he can say , and to have perception at the pitch of passion and expression as embracing as the air , to be infinitely curious and incorrigibly patient and yet plastic ...
... feel and feel until he understands , and to under- stand so well that he can say , and to have perception at the pitch of passion and expression as embracing as the air , to be infinitely curious and incorrigibly patient and yet plastic ...
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... feel very strongly he deserves : To Renzo Piano , who understands , that in architecture , as with people , beauty comes from the inside out . The bones , sinews and skin of which buildings are made — logical , elegant and revealing of ...
... feel very strongly he deserves : To Renzo Piano , who understands , that in architecture , as with people , beauty comes from the inside out . The bones , sinews and skin of which buildings are made — logical , elegant and revealing of ...
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... feel that the shape of this imagination was revealed in some of the great attachments of his later life — to the painting of Vuillard and Bonnard , and to the great corpus of George Balanchine's ballets . ) Irving was perhaps fortunate ...
... feel that the shape of this imagination was revealed in some of the great attachments of his later life — to the painting of Vuillard and Bonnard , and to the great corpus of George Balanchine's ballets . ) Irving was perhaps fortunate ...
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Induction of Members of the Academy by Alfred Kazin | 15 |
Emile Capouya | 29 |
All Critics Are Mortal | 35 |
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