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The Way of the Rose
The Way of the Rose
Noel Dignity
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The Way of the Rose
En las hojas que de pronto me sobraron
En las hojas que de pronto me sobraron
Piereh Antoni
¥0.01
En las hojas que de pronto me sobraron
As saudades que te oculto
As saudades que te oculto
Daniel Marques
¥0.01
As saudades que te oculto
Othello
Othello
William Shakespeare
¥24.44
Othello
The Gill People of Outerborough Queens: A Radio Play
The Gill People of Outerborough Queens: A Radio Play
Ronald Micci
¥32.29
The Gill People of Outerborough Queens: A Radio Play
The Arbor: A Play in Seven Scenes
The Arbor: A Play in Seven Scenes
Ronald Micci
¥32.29
The Arbor: A Play in Seven Scenes
Peter Lely: 55 Drawings & Studies
Peter Lely: 55 Drawings & Studies
Raya Yotova
¥9.48
Peter Lely: 55 Drawings & Studies
Anthony Van Dyck: Annotated Artworks
Anthony Van Dyck: Annotated Artworks
Narim Bender
¥9.48
Anthony Van Dyck: Annotated Artworks
My World of Love and Happinness
My World of Love and Happinness
Marko Hesky
¥32.62
My World of Love and Happinness
Poems
Poems
Victor Hugo
¥8.09
Poems
My Art Pieces And Thoughts
My Art Pieces And Thoughts
Lorraine Donfor-Chen
¥43.74
My Art Pieces And Thoughts
Tako da
Tako da
Igor Isakovski
¥47.82
Tako da
Catharsis
Catharsis
Ardeth Sorrel
¥32.62
Catharsis
Metro Manila Mammal
Metro Manila Mammal
Karlo Sevilla
¥24.44
Metro Manila Mammal
Perfect Nemesis: A Play
Perfect Nemesis: A Play
Chijioke Chikwesiri
¥32.62
Perfect Nemesis: A Play
Ineffable
Ineffable
Karan Raj Beghi
¥46.68
Ineffable
Songs of the Spirit: Hitherto Unpublished Poems and a Few Old Favorites
Songs of the Spirit: Hitherto Unpublished Poems and a Few Old Favorites
A. B Simpson
¥12.18
Songs of the Spirit: Hitherto Unpublished Poems and a Few Old Favorites
Utilitarianism
Utilitarianism
John Stuart Mill
¥8.82
John Stuart Mill's book Utilitarianism is a philosophical defense of utilitarianism in ethics. The essay first appeared as a series of three articles published in Fraser's Magazine in 1861; the articles were collected and reprinted as a single book in 1863. It went through four editions during Mill's lifetime with minor additions and revisions. Although Mill includes discussions of utilitarian ethical principles in other works such as On Liberty and The Subjection of Women, Utilitarianism contains Mill's only major discussion of the fundamental grounds for utilitarian ethical theory.
Drame Oskara Vajlda
Drame Oskara Vajlda
Oskar Vajld
¥37.20
Ni prevodi najzna?ajnijih drama Oskara Vajlda: Salome, Sveta kurtizana i Va?no je?da si?Ernest
A First Book in American History: "An Early Life of America"
A First Book in American History: "An Early Life of America"
Edward Eggleston
¥28.29
IN preparing a first book of American history, it is necessary to keep in mind the two purposed such a work is required to serve. There are children whose school life is brief; these must get all the instruction they are to receive in their country's history from a book of the grade of this.To another class of pupils the first book of American history is a preparation for the intelligent study of a textbook more advanced. It is a manifest waste of time and energy to require these to learn in a lower class the facts that must be re-studied in a higher grade. Moreover, primary histories which follow the order of larger books are likely to prove dry and unsatisfactory condensations. But a beginner's book ought before all things else to be interesting. A fact received with the attention raised to its highest power remains fixed in the memory; that which is learned listlessly is lost easily, and a lifelong aversion to history is often the main result produced by the use of an unsuitable textbook at the outset.The main peculiarity of the present book is that it aims to teach children the history of the country by making them acquainted with some of the most illustrious actors in it. A child is interested, above all, in persons. Biography is for him the natural door into history. The order of events in a nation's life is somewhat above the reach of younger pupils, but the course of human life and the personal achievements of an individual are intelligible and delightful. In teaching younger pupils by means of biography, which is the very alphabet of history, we are following a sound principle often forgotten, that primary education should be pursued along the line of the least resistance. Moreover, nothing is more important to the young American than an acquaintance with the careers of the great men of his country.
Eugène Delacroix
Eugène Delacroix
Camille Mauclair
¥33.11
Pour bien comprendre la portée de l'intervention et de l'influence de l'?uvre de Delacroix dans l'école fran?aise, il est nécessaire de se rappeler la situation exacte de la peinture au moment où il parut.??La Révolution avait brutalement traité les ma?tres du XVIIIème siècle finissant. ?prise d'un sévère idéal gréco-romain, dont déjà Vien avait donné des exemples et que David allait porter à son apogée, la génération jacobine avait considéré les peintres légers et délicieux du règne de Louis XVI comme les bénéficiaires de la corruption luxueuse des nobles et des fermiers généraux, et elle les avait rejetés dans le même mouvement d'injuste fureur. Fragonard mourait oublié, chassé de son logis des galeries du Louvre. Hubert Robert échappait gr?ce à une erreur à l'échafaud. Greuze mourait dans la misère noire. On ne parlait plus de Chardin. Un Latour se vendait quelques francs. ??L'?Embarquement pour Cythère?, peint par Watteau pour son entrée à l'Académie, y était criblé de boulettes de papier m?ché par les élèves de David, neveu de Boucher dont ils parlaient en de tels termes, qu'il était obligé, par pudeur, d'excuser à leurs yeux son oncle. Les gravures de Cochin, de Lépicié, de Choffard, de Lavreince, des Saint-Aubin, de Debucourt, de Gravelot, d'Eisen, allaient s'ensevelir dans les soupentes de quelques brocanteurs, et on attendrait quatrevingts ans avant de les rechercher pour les couvrir d'or. Un siècle s'effondrait. Son go?t exquis, sa morale profondément naturelle et humaine, son libéralisme sceptique, tout lui était imputé à vice et à crime. On rêvait d'un art moralisateur, que Greuze avait préparé aux applaudissements de Diderot par ses scènes familiales et son ingénuité bourgeoise, mêlée de libertinage hypocrite. ??On voulait un art héro?que, sévère, propre à élever les consciences. David apparut l'homme d'une telle ?uvre, et créa d'un seul effort la réaction d'une esthétique néo-romaine, d'une peinture con?ue d'après la statuaire antique, et toute consacrée à des expressions de sentiments cornéliens. La discipline de cette école fut plus dure encore que celle imposée, centvingtcinq années auparavant, par Louis XIV, Le Brun et l'école de Rome. Plus de recherches de la nature, plus de gr?ce, plus de vérité, plus de coloris, mais simplement un art allégorique, pompeux, aride, éloigné de la vie et tout entier construit sur des théories, un art aussi opposé que possible au tempérament fran?ais.