Smith, Bernard2015-11-062015-11-06b1015312http://hdl.handle.net/1885/16389The central ideas presented in this study together with most of the work concerned with individual writers and artists have arisen directly from research and reflection upon the primary sources examined. Indebtedness either in the matter of argument or fact has been acknowledged appropriately in the footnotes. Even so it is a pleasant duty to acknowledge that Dr. K. Badt’s John Constable's Clouds , Dr. O. Pacht's 'Early Italian Nature Studies’, and Dr. E. Wind’s ’The Revolution in History Painting' have been found most suggestive and are, in a sense, germinal to the central argument of the study. It will be obvious that it also owes much to Professor A. 0. Lovejoy’s studies in the history of ideas. (First paragraph of Preface).3v. : plsenEuropeansArt, EuropeanOceania in artArt, AustralianOceania Discovery and exploration195710.25911/5d6e4f78ab53c2015-11-03