Mnemosyne : the parallel between literature and the visual arts
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TextSeries: (Bollingen: A.W. Mellon Lectures in the Fine Arts, 1967: 35.16)Description: xv, 261p.; illus.; notes; indexContent type: - text
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1 "Ut pictura poesis". 2 Time unveils truth. 3 Sameness of structure in a variety of media. 4 Harmony and the serpentine line. 5 The curve and the shell. 6 Telescopic, microscopic, and photoscopic structure. 7 Spatial and temporal interpenetration
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1 "Ut pictura poesis". 2 Time unveils truth. 3 Sameness of structure in a variety of media. 4 Harmony and the serpentine line. 5 The curve and the shell. 6 Telescopic, microscopic, and photoscopic structure. 7 Spatial and temporal interpenetration
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