THE FINE ARTS

QUARTERLY REVIEW.

VOL. I.-N. S.

"The Fine Arts have so important an influence upon the development of the mind and the
feeling of a people, and are so generally taken as the type of the degree and character of
that development, that it is on the fragments of works of art, come down to us from
bygone nations, that we are wont to form an estimate of the state of their civilization,
manners, customs, and religion."-The Prince Consort's Speeches, p. 115.

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