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Pagina xviii
An artist who remains steadfastly true to his artistic function can never tell his
troubles unless the effect is to create beauty . But according to Véron and Tolstoy
, the artist does not necessarily exaggerate the positive values and omit or
minimize ...
An artist who remains steadfastly true to his artistic function can never tell his
troubles unless the effect is to create beauty . But according to Véron and Tolstoy
, the artist does not necessarily exaggerate the positive values and omit or
minimize ...
Pagina xx
... deadening oppression . He does this not didactically but by the expression of
values . Although his function is often to reveal a deeper harmony , he has
another function scarcely less important : to shatter the hard shell of an outworn
order ...
... deadening oppression . He does this not didactically but by the expression of
values . Although his function is often to reveal a deeper harmony , he has
another function scarcely less important : to shatter the hard shell of an outworn
order ...
Pagina xxxiv
These buildings are not complete by themselves , like a tomb that functions
equally well with or without a corpse ; they ... and composure is the essence of all
sound architecture ; the eye is likewise happy because every other function of the
...
These buildings are not complete by themselves , like a tomb that functions
equally well with or without a corpse ; they ... and composure is the essence of all
sound architecture ; the eye is likewise happy because every other function of the
...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
ART THE RELIEVER | 107 |
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