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MEYER SCHAPIRO Style I By style is meant the constant form - and sometimes
the constant elements , qualities , and expression - in the art of an individual or a
group . The term is also applied to the whole activity of an individual or society ...
MEYER SCHAPIRO Style I By style is meant the constant form - and sometimes
the constant elements , qualities , and expression - in the art of an individual or a
group . The term is also applied to the whole activity of an individual or society ...
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In this sense one speaks of Classical or Medieval or Renaissance Man with
respect to common traits discovered in the art styles of these epochs and
documented also in religious and philosophical writings . The critic , like the artist
, tends to ...
In this sense one speaks of Classical or Medieval or Renaissance Man with
respect to common traits discovered in the art styles of these epochs and
documented also in religious and philosophical writings . The critic , like the artist
, tends to ...
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II Styles are not usually defined in a strictly logical way . As with languages , the
definition indicates the time and place of a style or its author , or the historical
relation to other styles , rather than its peculiar features . The characteristics of
styles ...
II Styles are not usually defined in a strictly logical way . As with languages , the
definition indicates the time and place of a style or its author , or the historical
relation to other styles , rather than its peculiar features . The characteristics of
styles ...
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