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The advocates of an extreme isolationist theory of art conceive of the artist as an individual exercising his craft independently of the social complex . Their esthetic is elaborated upon the basis of the individualistic ideology which ...
The advocates of an extreme isolationist theory of art conceive of the artist as an individual exercising his craft independently of the social complex . Their esthetic is elaborated upon the basis of the individualistic ideology which ...
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Such a unity , transferred to the social plane , is envisaged by Mumford in an essay on recent architecture and city planning : " In these new housing communities , light and air and gardens and recreation space are available to every ...
Such a unity , transferred to the social plane , is envisaged by Mumford in an essay on recent architecture and city planning : " In these new housing communities , light and air and gardens and recreation space are available to every ...
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Modern handicraft , which sought to rescue the worker from the slavery of shoddy machine production , merely enabled the well - to - do to enjoy new objects that were as completely divorced from the dominant social milieu as the palaces ...
Modern handicraft , which sought to rescue the worker from the slavery of shoddy machine production , merely enabled the well - to - do to enjoy new objects that were as completely divorced from the dominant social milieu as the palaces ...
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
ART AS THE EXPRESSION | 81 |
BEAUTY | 115 |
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