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immediately to alter the presentational or representational relations radiating from that feature and so to alter the precise over - all design that the artist has given to his work . Nevertheless , designs can be considered at a ...
immediately to alter the presentational or representational relations radiating from that feature and so to alter the precise over - all design that the artist has given to his work . Nevertheless , designs can be considered at a ...
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They can teach him general conceptions of artistic ordering and can help to inculcate precision and a certain amount of elementary technical facility . ... To the mature artist , traditional type patterns can equally be an asset .
They can teach him general conceptions of artistic ordering and can help to inculcate precision and a certain amount of elementary technical facility . ... To the mature artist , traditional type patterns can equally be an asset .
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Artistic Style , Perfection , Truth , and Greatness ... The style of a work of art is a function of the composition as a whole , regarded as an historical phenomenon . Every artist has his own individual style ( or styles ) , and so has ...
Artistic Style , Perfection , Truth , and Greatness ... The style of a work of art is a function of the composition as a whole , regarded as an historical phenomenon . Every artist has his own individual style ( or styles ) , and so has ...
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