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Pagina xxviii
100 n d level of abstraction , " blue " has completely lost artistic expressiveness ;
and of course art has nothing to do with " truth ” so conceived . But if by “ truth ”
we mean an appreciation socially communicable , art does indeed contain truths
.
100 n d level of abstraction , " blue " has completely lost artistic expressiveness ;
and of course art has nothing to do with " truth ” so conceived . But if by “ truth ”
we mean an appreciation socially communicable , art does indeed contain truths
.
Pagina 18
But if the joy produced by a work of beauty proceeds from some truth , it does not
proceed from the truth of imitation as a reproduction of things , it proceeds from
the perfection with which the work expresses or manifests form , in the ...
But if the joy produced by a work of beauty proceeds from some truth , it does not
proceed from the truth of imitation as a reproduction of things , it proceeds from
the perfection with which the work expresses or manifests form , in the ...
Pagina 199
When we see a striking truth in any imitation we are therefore delighted , and this
kind of pleasure is very legitimate , and enters into the best effects of all the
representative arts . Truth and realism are therefore esthetically good , but they
are ...
When we see a striking truth in any imitation we are therefore delighted , and this
kind of pleasure is very legitimate , and enters into the best effects of all the
representative arts . Truth and realism are therefore esthetically good , but they
are ...
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