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With his flair for paradox, Oscar Wilde (1856-1900) gave to the theory of illusion
an ingenious twist. Instead of maintaining that art imitates nature, he contended
that nature imitates art. The artist provides a kind of education of the imagination
...
With his flair for paradox, Oscar Wilde (1856-1900) gave to the theory of illusion
an ingenious twist. Instead of maintaining that art imitates nature, he contended
that nature imitates art. The artist provides a kind of education of the imagination
...
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In the presence of them he can evolve a purely esthetic illusion, and there is no
doubt that most people gain the faculty for conscious self-deception chiefly
through the picture book. For through it is offered the first opportunity of
developing the ...
In the presence of them he can evolve a purely esthetic illusion, and there is no
doubt that most people gain the faculty for conscious self-deception chiefly
through the picture book. For through it is offered the first opportunity of
developing the ...
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Only later follows the period of unbelief, of knowledge, of criticism. The perfection
of artistic illusion represents a transitory stage between belief or superstition, on
the one hand, and unbelief or knowledge, research, and criticism, on the other.
Only later follows the period of unbelief, of knowledge, of criticism. The perfection
of artistic illusion represents a transitory stage between belief or superstition, on
the one hand, and unbelief or knowledge, research, and criticism, on the other.
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ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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