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A view of Rome, Franz Knebel (Swiss, 1809-1877)
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“The Roman had already bent his knee for long years to the divinity of the emperors, and yet the statues of the gods stood erect; the temples retained their sanctity for the eye long after the gods had become a theme for mockery, and the noble architecture of the palaces that shielded the infamies of Nero and of Commodus were a protest against them. Humanity has lost its dignity, but art has saved it, and preserves it in marbles full of meaning; truth continues to live in illusion, and the copy will serve to reestablish the model. If the nobility of art has survived the nobility of nature, it also goes before it like an inspiring genius, forming and awakening minds. Before truth causes her triumphant light to penetrate into the depth of the heart, poetry intercepts her rays, and the summits of humanity shine in a bright light, while a dark and humid night still hangs over the valleys.”

— Friedrich Von Schiller, Letters Upon The Aesthetic Education of Man
Montague Dawson - "Nearing Port: The Great Tea Clipper"
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Aeternum
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If desire seizes directly upon its object, contemplation removes its object to a distance, and makes it into a true and inalienable possession by putting it beyond the reach of passion.

– Friedrich Von Schiller, Letters on the Aesthetical Education of Man
The Capture of Bagur, 1807 by George Chambers
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Francis Augustus Silva - "Lighthouse at Sunset" (1878)
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Ivan Aivazovsky - "Stormy Sea at Sunset" (1896)
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"To dwell is to leave the familiar and stand in the clearing of Being."

Martin Heidegger
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Aeternum
Smile upon the sun, And bathe in her everlasting grace. Let sorrow rinse from weary skin, And rise to joy, to endless heights.
The true purpose of existence is to sit in the light — to behold nature, to face the sun with gratitude, and to breathe in the quiet joy of being.
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Jupiter and Medea v Triton – Action of 20 October 1778 by Pierre-Julien Gilbert
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‘Jesus Christ in Sorrow in Gethsemane’ - Carl Heinrich Bloch
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Belisarius Begging for Alms, 1781, Jacques-Louis David
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"Art is the most dangerous reactionary ferment in a democratic, industrial, and progressive society."
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Sophus Jacobsen - "Bay in the Moonlight"
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Theatre of Tragedy – The Masquerader and Phoenix
Her sweetness never cloy
Further, further, further
His scratching and dallying
Hollow-heartéd eyes, her breasts and vestal heart caress

And like the dove and bird of prey leapeth she aerily
While as the orchestra playeth on travailingly
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Toilette of Belinda – Antonio Bellucci, 1654 - 1726.
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