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theory , art is the creation and the contemplation of beauty , The artist expresses positive values , or negative ... An artist who remains steadfastly true to his artistic function can never tell his troubles unless the effect is to ...
theory , art is the creation and the contemplation of beauty , The artist expresses positive values , or negative ... An artist who remains steadfastly true to his artistic function can never tell his troubles unless the effect is to ...
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II What We Admire in a Work of Art is the Genius of the Artist . ... Some artists , and these not the least capable , are quite convinced that when they have a model before them , their one duty is to imitate it .
II What We Admire in a Work of Art is the Genius of the Artist . ... Some artists , and these not the least capable , are quite convinced that when they have a model before them , their one duty is to imitate it .
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The contemplation of natural objects is often the immediate cause of the artist's emotion . Are we to suppose , then , that the artist feels , or sometimes feels , for material beauty what we feel for a work of art ?
The contemplation of natural objects is often the immediate cause of the artist's emotion . Are we to suppose , then , that the artist feels , or sometimes feels , for material beauty what we feel for a work of art ?
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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