“This young man works in the grand manner,” Diderot wrote in 1781 when David first exhibited at the French Academy. “He has heart, his faces are expressive without being contrived, the ...

Her face is neutral, lending the beholder no idea ... art of education." He later writes: "Every genuine art form in its own way is a path to the inmost reality of man and of the world." ...

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