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the fact of serial orders or dimensions dictated by the intrinsic nature of color variation remains the same . There are the hues from yellow through orange and red , and on through purple and violet to blue and blue - green and green ...
the fact of serial orders or dimensions dictated by the intrinsic nature of color variation remains the same . There are the hues from yellow through orange and red , and on through purple and violet to blue and blue - green and green ...
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So that the qualitative elements of our intrinsic qualitative orders are as necessary to the sensuous presentation of spatial character as spatial character is to the presentation of elements of color , or duration and succession in a ...
So that the qualitative elements of our intrinsic qualitative orders are as necessary to the sensuous presentation of spatial character as spatial character is to the presentation of elements of color , or duration and succession in a ...
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eral ) pre - eminent shape , color , line , melodic pattern or meaning , in which is concentrated the characteristic value of the whole . It contains the work of art in little ; represents it ; provides the key to our appreciation and ...
eral ) pre - eminent shape , color , line , melodic pattern or meaning , in which is concentrated the characteristic value of the whole . It contains the work of art in little ; represents it ; provides the key to our appreciation and ...
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ONE ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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