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LEONARDO DA VINCI'S CANON FOR PROPORTIONS OF HUMAN HEAD Though Divinity seems so far removed, Its image in man remains as a witness before men. In no part of Nature is the evidence of a supreme intelligence more conclusive than in the refinement and the symmetry of human proportions. To the chemist, the human body is a laboratory; to the jurist, the embodiment of abiding law; to the musician, a summary of all symphonies; to the mathematician, crystallized geometry; to the poet, rhythm in action; to the theologian, the living temple of the living God; to the physician, the garment of life; to the architect, the trestleboard of design; to the scientist, the unsolvable enigma; to the philosopher, the image of eternal verities; to the statesman, the pattern of the commonwealth. Is ' it amazing, then, that the artist should delight in portraying the ever-changing moods of man: or that the architect, consciously or unconsciously, should build man's proportions into the structure he uprears?
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Titel: LEONARDO DA VINCI'S CANON FOR PROPORTIONS OF HUMAN HEAD Though Divinity seems so far removed, Its image in man remains as a witness before men. In no part of Nature is the evidence of a supreme intelligence more conclusive than in the refinement and the symmetry of human proportions. To the chemist, the human body is a laboratory; to the jurist, the embodiment of abiding law; to the musician, a summary of all symphonies; to the mathematician, crystallized geometry; to the poet, rhythm in action; to the theologian, the living temple of the living God; to the physician, the garment of life; to the architect, the trestleboard of design; to the scientist, the unsolvable enigma; to the philosopher, the image of eternal verities; to the statesman, the pattern of the commonwealth. Is ' it amazing, then, that the artist should delight in portraying the ever-changing moods of man: or that the architect, consciously or unconsciously, should build man's proportions into the structure he uprears?
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LEONARDO DA VINCI'S CANON FOR PROPORTIONS OF HUMAN HEAD Though Divinity seems so far removed, Its image in man remains as a witness before men. In no part of Nature is the evidence of a supreme intelligence more conclusive than in the refinement and the symmetry of human proportions. To the chemist, the human body is a laboratory;to the jurist, the embodiment of abiding law;to the musician, a summary of all symphonies;to the mathematician, crystallized geometry;to the poet, rhythm in action;to the theologian, the living temple of the living God;to the physician, the garment of life;to the architect, the trestleboard of design;to the scientist, the unsolvable enigma;to the philosopher, the image of eternal verities;to the statesman, the pattern of the commonwealth. Is ' it amazing, then, that the artist should delight in portraying the ever-changing moods of man: or that the architect, consciously or unconsciously, should build man's proportions into the structure he uprears?.
LEONARDO DA VINCI'S CANON FOR PROPORTIONS OF HUMAN HEAD Though Divinity seems so far removed, Its image in man remains as a witness before men. In no part of Nature is the evidence of a supreme intelligence more conclusive than in the refinement and the symmetry of human proportions. To the chemist, the human body is a laboratory;to the jurist, the embodiment of abiding law;to the musician, a summary of all symphonies;to the mathematician, crystallized geometry;to the poet, rhythm in action;to the theologian, the living temple of the living God;to the physician, the garment of life;to the architect, the trestleboard of design;to the scientist, the unsolvable enigma;to the philosopher, the image of eternal verities;to the statesman, the pattern of the commonwealth. Is ' it amazing, then, that the artist should delight in portraying the ever-changing moods of man: or that the architect, consciously or unconsciously, should build man's proportions into the structure he uprears?.
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Bildgröße: 4096 × 5100 px | 59.8 MB
Druckgröße: 34.7 × 43.2 cm | 1612.6 × 2007.9 in (300 dpi)
