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If these Mænads be compared with the figures on the great vases in the British Museum and with the various Agave reliefs , it will still more conclusively appear that it is real distress which compels the dancers to seek in ever ...
If these Mænads be compared with the figures on the great vases in the British Museum and with the various Agave reliefs , it will still more conclusively appear that it is real distress which compels the dancers to seek in ever ...
Pagina 102
But be it pictorial , or verbal , or musical , or in whatever other form it appear , to no intuition can expression in one of its forms be ... The one appears with the other at the same instant , because they are not two , but one .
But be it pictorial , or verbal , or musical , or in whatever other form it appear , to no intuition can expression in one of its forms be ... The one appears with the other at the same instant , because they are not two , but one .
Pagina 325
When there is color as well as shape , there is some dominant color that appears again and again or in related degrees of saturation , or else there is a color chord that is similarly repeated or is analyzed .
When there is color as well as shape , there is some dominant color that appears again and again or in related degrees of saturation , or else there is a color chord that is similarly repeated or is analyzed .
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ONE ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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