Letter

 1 Introd  |     poetic phrase, the splendid picture, life in the grand style;
 2 Introd  |        for representation, is a picture or series of pictures, a
 3 Introd  |         the same alternation of picture and dramatic spectacle and
 4 Introd  |         enemy, or the following picture of the crucified lion:~“
 5 Introd  |      clustering agape; take the picture of the eyeless, idiotic
 6 XVIII   |         good proof of Couture’s picture, signed by the engraver,
 7 XXXIII  |     raise the tone of the whole picture and would cut out what is
 8 XL      |      one’s personality into the picture. I think that great art
 9 XLIV    |         destiny. It is like the picture or the statue which one
10 XLIV    |    thinks of the statue, of the picture which one would not know
11 LXXIV   | according to the subject of the picture; the artist is an instrument
12 XCIII   |       do not immediately make a picture for the ignorant reader.~
13 CXXXIV  |        with a full hand on your picture, whether your characters
14 CCLXVIII|        old troubadour, whom you picture agitated and always angry,
15 CCCVI   |       and that truth is not the picture of evil. It ought to be
16 CCCVI   |        evil. It ought to be the picture of good and evil. A painter
17 CCCXIII |        be anything but an exact picture. That is one of the choicest