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The few very brief excerpts - as in the case of Wilde - present an idea no more tersely than in the original source . I have avoided snippity fragments , but I have counted brevity a virtue if the original thought is unmutilated .
The few very brief excerpts - as in the case of Wilde - present an idea no more tersely than in the original source . I have avoided snippity fragments , but I have counted brevity a virtue if the original thought is unmutilated .
Pagina 81
... that is , an entirely original harmony of forms and colors , but only one or two features that will make practical recognition easier . d In short , we do not see the actual things themselves ; in most cases we confine ourselves to ...
... that is , an entirely original harmony of forms and colors , but only one or two features that will make practical recognition easier . d In short , we do not see the actual things themselves ; in most cases we confine ourselves to ...
Pagina 112
That is to say , Picasso has passed from the age of true childish inspiration , through years of conceptual and technical training , back to the original vision which is not childish , but has all the originality of the child's eye ...
That is to say , Picasso has passed from the age of true childish inspiration , through years of conceptual and technical training , back to the original vision which is not childish , but has all the originality of the child's eye ...
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ONE ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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