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... was the period when such " formalists " as Clive Bell and Roger Fry exercised
their greatest influence . They challenged the esthetic relevance of sentimental
associations and directed attention to the great importance of plastic organization
.
... was the period when such " formalists " as Clive Bell and Roger Fry exercised
their greatest influence . They challenged the esthetic relevance of sentimental
associations and directed attention to the great importance of plastic organization
.
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group of intimate friends , including the philosophers G . E . Moore , the
economist John Maynard Keynes , the novelist Virginia Woolf , and the art critic
Clive Bell . A close study will reveal the indebtedness of both Fry and Bell to the
ideas of ...
group of intimate friends , including the philosophers G . E . Moore , the
economist John Maynard Keynes , the novelist Virginia Woolf , and the art critic
Clive Bell . A close study will reveal the indebtedness of both Fry and Bell to the
ideas of ...
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Bell , Clive , Art , New York , 1914 . Vision and Design , London , 1920 . " The '
Difference of Literature , " Gotshalk , D. W. , Art and the Social OrNew Republic ,
Vol . 33 ( 1922 ) , pp . der , Chicago , 1947 , Ch . 5 . 18-19 . Greene , Theodore M.
Bell , Clive , Art , New York , 1914 . Vision and Design , London , 1920 . " The '
Difference of Literature , " Gotshalk , D. W. , Art and the Social OrNew Republic ,
Vol . 33 ( 1922 ) , pp . der , Chicago , 1947 , Ch . 5 . 18-19 . Greene , Theodore M.
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ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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