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Now I venture to say that no one who has a real understanding of the art of
painting attaches any importance to what we call ... Rembrandt expressed his
profoundest feelings just as well when he painted a carcass hanging up in a
butcher ' s ...
Now I venture to say that no one who has a real understanding of the art of
painting attaches any importance to what we call ... Rembrandt expressed his
profoundest feelings just as well when he painted a carcass hanging up in a
butcher ' s ...
Pagina 370
But , of course , the painter must really succeed , the frame alone cannot isolate
that bit of experience . If his painting is nothing but a colored photograph which
makes us ask , what the name of that shore is , whether there is good bathing and
...
But , of course , the painter must really succeed , the frame alone cannot isolate
that bit of experience . If his painting is nothing but a colored photograph which
makes us ask , what the name of that shore is , whether there is good bathing and
...
Pagina 486
( A discussion of the limitations of formalism when applied to literature - a
supplement to the selection printed in the present volume . ) Landmarks in
Nineteenth Century Painting . London , 1929 . An Account of French Painting .
London , 1932 ...
( A discussion of the limitations of formalism when applied to literature - a
supplement to the selection printed in the present volume . ) Landmarks in
Nineteenth Century Painting . London , 1929 . An Account of French Painting .
London , 1932 ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
ART THE RELIEVER | 107 |
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