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Pagina 113
For the truth is that the work of art as completely realized is the result of a long
and complex process of exploration , as well as construction . This is true even of
a painter . The notion that a painter suddenly imagines a composition expressive
...
For the truth is that the work of art as completely realized is the result of a long
and complex process of exploration , as well as construction . This is true even of
a painter . The notion that a painter suddenly imagines a composition expressive
...
Pagina 192
It was partly the result of the esthetic errors of Protestantism and partly the result
of scientific materialism , and partly the result of the abstractions of political
economy . An illustration of my point is to be found in Macaulay ' s essay
criticizing ...
It was partly the result of the esthetic errors of Protestantism and partly the result
of scientific materialism , and partly the result of the abstractions of political
economy . An illustration of my point is to be found in Macaulay ' s essay
criticizing ...
Pagina 500
... fight at Salamis and the battle with the Carthaginians in Sicily took place at the
same time , but did not tend to any one result , so in the sequence of events , one
thing sometimes follows another , and yet no single result is thereby produced .
... fight at Salamis and the battle with the Carthaginians in Sicily took place at the
same time , but did not tend to any one result , so in the sequence of events , one
thing sometimes follows another , and yet no single result is thereby produced .
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ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
ART AS INTUITION | 77 |
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