CONSTANT STANISLAVSKI (102)
The charming delicacy of the scenic artist's sketch is always uglified on the stage. . . . And no matter what the artist might do, he will never be able to conquer materiality and coarseness in stage scenery. The theatre, and its scenery as such, is a convention, and cannot be anything else. (MLIA)
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