In this influential work, Sir Charles Holmes presents a sweeping overview of the arts, offering a unifying framework for understanding the principles of composition and expression in painting, sculpture, music, and literature. Combining theoretical analysis with vivid examples from the canon of great works, Holmes creates a compelling argument for the importance of artistic expression in human culture.
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Millie was my mother's best friend. They were both health-conscious, spiritual, honest to the core, who treated people right and had a strong love for animals.One example of Millie's caring is this collection of rich common sense voiced when she was 89, 90, and 91 years old. She undertook the interviews happily, because they were a way of helping others.
Streets That Speak gives a verbal picture of streets with not much protection and others with more blessings. It is written as a reminder of souls with sagging roofs and some no roof at all, and those who fortunately have never held a cardboard sign begging for dollar or morsel, nor have gone to sleep in a tiny, dusty room with noise outside, bathroom down the hall.
This collection of poems is about love enduring, those who lived over 100, courage, Dorothy Day, compassion, why am I here, the mind and the years, four virtues, sugar, lost time, getting older, how to be old, living goodness, truth in soul, heart of a child again, great souls, a prayer, cherishing mother.The author
This collection of poems is about have plan/control it, gratitude, little joys, centenarian
