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Drapery (n.) such as the mantle is like a house in which a person is free to move: fastened at one point, it falls into folds by its own weight.
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Drapery (n.) such as the mantle is like a house in which a person is free to move: fastened at one point, it falls into folds by its own weight.
Drapery (n.) in sculpture is not a covering but a means of showing the form: the understanding infers the body from the folds, as it infers depth from foreshortening.
Drapery (n.) counts as art only when it is architecture: body is one thing and clothing another, and the latter must come into its own freedom.