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Greenough breaks down any sharp distinction between the applied and the fine arts , and insists that a machine should be a thing of beauty . “ If we compare the form of a newly invented machine with the perfected type of the same ...
Greenough breaks down any sharp distinction between the applied and the fine arts , and insists that a machine should be a thing of beauty . “ If we compare the form of a newly invented machine with the perfected type of the same ...
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The machine has not destroyed that promise . On the contrary , through the more conscious cultivation of the machine arts and through greater selectivity in their use , one sees the pledge of its wider fulfillment throughout ...
The machine has not destroyed that promise . On the contrary , through the more conscious cultivation of the machine arts and through greater selectivity in their use , one sees the pledge of its wider fulfillment throughout ...
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The key to this fresh appreciation of the machine as a source of new esthetic forms has come through a formulation of its chief esthetic principle : the principle of economy . This principle is of course not unknown in other phases of ...
The key to this fresh appreciation of the machine as a source of new esthetic forms has come through a formulation of its chief esthetic principle : the principle of economy . This principle is of course not unknown in other phases of ...
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ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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