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Finally , the difference between pleasure and art leaps to the eyes in the relations that are developed between ourselves and works of art , because the figure represented may be dear to us and represent the most delightful memories ...
Finally , the difference between pleasure and art leaps to the eyes in the relations that are developed between ourselves and works of art , because the figure represented may be dear to us and represent the most delightful memories ...
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The particular run of a line may suggest that the thing which it helps to represent is in motion . Lines of an appropriate contour will make us see a dog running ... Such lines present motion , i.e. , motion in the represented object .
The particular run of a line may suggest that the thing which it helps to represent is in motion . Lines of an appropriate contour will make us see a dog running ... Such lines present motion , i.e. , motion in the represented object .
Pagina 282
represented object is intended to be . But artistic taste will nearly always assign a limit much closer to the photographically correct . Extreme painters — the Outragists , if I may so dub them -often depart very widely from Nature .
represented object is intended to be . But artistic taste will nearly always assign a limit much closer to the photographically correct . Extreme painters — the Outragists , if I may so dub them -often depart very widely from Nature .
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VOLUNTARISTIC THEORIES | 53 |
EMOTIONALIST THEORIES | 81 |
HEDONISTIC THEORIES | 115 |
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