Oscar Wilde 
Selected Prose Of Oscar Wilde 

The Black Arrow is so uncreative that it lacks even one boastful anachronism. Dangerously, Dr. Jekyll's metamorphosis reads like an experiment from the Lancet. Meredith has a chaotic, lightning-illuminated aesthetic. He has made himself a romanticist on purpose. Purely enjoyable and imaginative work that deals with the unreal and nonexistent is where art first begins. Life attempts to imitate a kind that a great artist creates in order to recreate it in a common form. With the word "Adsum" on his lips, Mr. Stevenson released The Decay of Lying immediately after The Newcomer. Mr. Wainewright only had a cat as a companion when he passed away in 1852 from apoplexy. The battle continues all day, and when night comes, torches shine near the tents. When Veronese noticed St. Helena at the window, he touched the gold strands that adorned her brow. Those who have found art have the power to predetermine their experiences. Those who have discovered art have the power to predetermine their experiences. The Renaissance's attitude toward the ancient world is depicted in Infessura. For the purpose of such moments, art comes to one vowing to provide nothing but the best to those times.