Racial Contrasts: Distinguishing Traits of the Graeco-Latins and Teutons

accompanying action alterations ancient animals appear architecture artists aspect attention beauty body characteristics classic compared complexity composition connection consideration Contrasts correspond definite demands depends direct directly drama effect elements embody English entire evident example exhibit existence experiences explanation expression factors facts feeling figures finally follow former French Germanic give Græco-Latin greater Greek hand harmony historical human idea illustrations impression involved Italian Italy languages Latin latter light lines literature living material meaning measures mental mind morality nature notes objects observer organic original painting pass perceive perception person picture play position preceding present principles produced qualities races Racial Contrasts realm reason reference regard relations represented resemblance respect result rich romantic scene sense significance similar simple single sound species style successive suggestive temporal Teutonic things thought tion tones true truth variety various whole