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[Tomehak N. <ord...@te...>]

D portions. The ordinary domestic window balcony of Verona is formed by
mere ribbons of iron, bent into curves as studiously refined as those of
a Greek vase, and decorated merely by their own terminations in spiral
volutes. All cast work in metal, unfinished by hand, is inadmissible in
any school of living art, since it cannot possess the perfection of form
due to a permanent substance; and the continual sight of it is
destructive of the faculty of taste: but metal stamped with precision,
as in coins, is to sculpture what engraving is to painting. 158.
Thirdly. Stone-sculpture divides itself into three schools: one in very
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