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Architecture, sculpture, painting are static arts. Even in literature our flying minds,
as George Meredith says, cannot contain protracted description. It is so; for from sequences of words they must assemble all the details in one simultaneous impression. But moments of fleeting beauty too transient to be caught by any means less swift than light itself are registered on the screen.
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Architecture,
sculpture,
painting
are
static
arts.
Even
in
literature
"our
flying
minds,"
as
George
Meredith
says,
cannot
contain
protracted
description.
It
is
so;
for
from
sequences
of
words
they
must
assemble
all
the
details
in
one
simultaneous
impression.
But
moments
of
fleeting
beauty
too
transient
to
be
caught
by
any
means
less
swift
than
light
itself
are
registered
on
the
screen.