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Pagina 157
... possible to the extent that he has had some similar experience in life . The
former process will be revolutionary ; the latter adaptative . Rather than use the
word revolutionary , however , it would be better to use the word evolutionary ...
... possible to the extent that he has had some similar experience in life . The
former process will be revolutionary ; the latter adaptative . Rather than use the
word revolutionary , however , it would be better to use the word evolutionary ...
Pagina 256
The elements in a work are always newly created with the total image , and
although it is possible to analyze what they contribute to the image , it is not
possible to assign them any of its import apart from the whole . That is
characteristic of ...
The elements in a work are always newly created with the total image , and
although it is possible to analyze what they contribute to the image , it is not
possible to assign them any of its import apart from the whole . That is
characteristic of ...
Pagina 444
What [ the artist ) puts into his work is a selection made from an indefinitely large
number of possible elements , and their specific arrangement is also only one of
many possible . This selection and arrangement is due to the direction and ...
What [ the artist ) puts into his work is a selection made from an indefinitely large
number of possible elements , and their specific arrangement is also only one of
many possible . This selection and arrangement is due to the direction and ...
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