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A Treatise on Painting

Note 33 — INVENTION, or COMPOSITION.

J. F. (John Francis) Rigaud translation

The author here speaks of unpolished Nature; and indeed it is from such subjects only, that the genuine and characteristic operations of Nature are to be learnt. It is the effect of education to correct the natural peculiarities and defects, and, by so doing, to assimilate one person to the rest of the world.

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