The principles and practice of art

A treatment of the philosophical theory of beauty and of pictorial devices more than the imitation of objects. Harding advocates the kind of imitation that is mental rather than mechanical, subjective rather than objective, and upholds his principles of art as deducible from truths existing in natur...

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Main Author:	Harding, James Duffield, 1798-1863 (Illustrator)
Corporate Author:	British Imprints Collection (Athenaeum of Philadelphia)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	London : Chapman and Hall, 186, Strand, 1845 London : Chapman and Hall, 1845 London : Chapman and Hill, 1845 London, 1845
Subjects:	Art > Philosophy Art > Study and teaching Art Drawing books > Specimens Drawing > Study and teaching Aquatints > 1845 Art criticism Booksellers' labels > Specimens > Great Britain > 1845 Chromolithographs > Specimens > Great Britain > 1845 Drawing books > England > London > 1845 Lithographs > 1845 Lithotints > Specimens > Great Britain > 1845 Lithotints > 1845 Mezzotints > 1845 Soft-ground etchings > 1845 Steel engravings > 1845 Wood engravings > 1845

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