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A series of images which seem to be , each in turn , rich in power of conviction , leaves us nevertheless de- luded and diffident , because we do not see them generated from a state of the soul , from a " sketch " ( as the painters call ...
A series of images which seem to be , each in turn , rich in power of conviction , leaves us nevertheless de- luded and diffident , because we do not see them generated from a state of the soul , from a " sketch " ( as the painters call ...
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This fertilization of the soul is the reason for the necessity of art . A static value , however serious and important , becomes unendurable by its appalling monotony of endurance . The soul cries aloud for release into change .
This fertilization of the soul is the reason for the necessity of art . A static value , however serious and important , becomes unendurable by its appalling monotony of endurance . The soul cries aloud for release into change .
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The point of the esthetic attitude lies in the adequate fusion of body and soul , where the soul is a feeling , and the body its expression , without residue on either side . -Three Lectures on Esthetic ( 1915 ) DAVID WIGHT PRALL ...
The point of the esthetic attitude lies in the adequate fusion of body and soul , where the soul is a feeling , and the body its expression , without residue on either side . -Three Lectures on Esthetic ( 1915 ) DAVID WIGHT PRALL ...
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ONE ART AS SEMBLANCE | 3 |
ART AS BEAUTY | 23 |
ART AS EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION | 51 |
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