scan's not great, but pertinent to the class. From Make Magazine:
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"True genius . . . will enter into the hardest and dryest thing, enrich the most barren Soyl, and inform the meanest and most uncomely matter . . . the baser, the emptier, the obscurer, the fouler, and the less susceptible of Ornament the subject appears to be, the more is the Poet's Praise . . . who, as Horace says of Homer, can fetch Light out of Smoak, Roses out of Dunghills, and give a kind of Life to the Inanimate . . ." --Robt. Wolseley, Preface to Valentinian, 1685
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How cool! The "scenes" these artists have made are actually quite unique and beautiful. I can honestly say I've never seen anything quite like them, though I see and pass by the contents in nature that have been compiled to make them every day I go outside.
What a wonderful little reading full of creativity and genius.
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