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Updated: June 17, 2025
It would be more just to say that the Greeks were a nation of art-critics. ERNEST. Really? GILBERT. Yes, a nation of art-critics. But I don't wish to destroy the delightfully unreal picture that you have drawn of the relation of the Hellenic artist to the intellectual spirit of his age.
And that reminds me to-day the picture is on view to the art-critics and experts for the first time. I prophesy it will be sold at once!" "That would make her father happy," said Cyrillon slowly. "But she she will not care!" Aubrey looked at him attentively. "Have you seen her?" "Yes. For a moment only. I called at the Sovrani Palace and her father received me. We talked for some time together.
These art-critics probably took Caecilius under their wing, simply because he was more regular than Plautus and more vigorous than Terence; notwithstanding which he may very well have been far inferior to both. Moral Result
Art-critics and secretaries of Art Galleries, frame-makers and all those whose business throws them into constant contact with living artists and their art, know how exactly like their pictures artists always are, their work being immediately expressive of their own fibre, coarse or refined. Du Maurier's art reveals a marked preference for certain kinds of people.
ERNEST. There is something in what you say, but there is not everything in what you say. In many points you are unjust. GILBERT. It is difficult not to be unjust to what one loves. But let us return to the particular point at issue. What was it that you said? ERNEST. Simply this: that in the best days of art there were no art-critics. GILBERT. I seem to have heard that observation before, Ernest.
The government at once took military possession of the statue, and appointed a commission of art-critics, antiquaries, and cardinal princes of the church to assess its value and determine the remuneration that must go to the owner of the ground in which it was found. The whole affair was kept a profound secret until last night. In the mean time the commission sat with closed doors and deliberated.
This would be possible in outdoor make-up, but it would have to be done with the greatest care and delicacy; in fact, with what the art-critics call 'reticence. A very little make-up is sufficient and too much is fatal. You would be surprised to see how little paste is required to alter the shape of the nose and the entire character of the face."
The government at once took military possession of the statue, and appointed a commission of art-critics, antiquaries, and cardinal princes of the church to assess its value and determine the remuneration that must go to the owner of the ground in which it was found. The whole affair was kept a profound secret until last night. In the mean time the commission sat with closed doors and deliberated.
You have seen him a thousand times you have seen him just as he is here and you confess, without reserve, that Titian WAS a Master. The doll-faces of other painted babes may mean one thing, they may mean another, but with the "Moses" the case is different. The most famous of all the art-critics has said, "There is no room for doubt, here plainly this child is in trouble."
These art-critics probably took Caecilius under their wing, simply because he was more regular than Plautus and more vigorous than Terence; notwithstanding which he may very well have been far inferior to both. Moral Result
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