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About 177.1997

  • Title: 177.1997
  • Author(s): Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild
  • Date of creation: 1897
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WOYL Gs < ey - o © U Cc fw + @ ie) a II4 In shaping its destinies mankind seems to obey forces Similar to those which passes throu but continual changes our civi rises and falls in ever-varying eddies. By their ry) quickened and developed the moral and social condi tire } oT have =: en a ee ae ra) a Pap ume PNG tea bney woulda nave apsorped but ror the centrifugal f arn “ Naarant anr ry as wor 14r¢ a a re ty urn Teh ITC ever-renascent and progressive energy to which we ormatlons and our revolutions » Our YeLilg1oUs ana + bles, AVG 2S a small factor im mistory ClgenG i is, Yeu 1b. POLLOWS WAstory dim all ate si Jauont luda AY 1a -¢ } 2 _- - > hirah . ane ‘ ‘ mod aevote his genius to the adornment of Churches and Palaces 4t when the growth of the democracy destroyed the a lueneces 12% sent the artist adrift and carr attering broadcast the old artistie accumulations Old, produced by the very action of the democracy. if the artist no longer and the Prince , he now doves homage wire Oy Pe ye an entity compet ttraction and consolidation the Church and the Th anity, Whose Iinvelhectual yitality, nowver 1e filled with all that ‘was noblest and richest in art ied away , sc >, and as our planet Lisat ion power of YOone 7 Lily st £.10n of the owe our ref- Givil liber- spell of th or centre of attraction has been formed on the ruins of the
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