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The simple answer to this question takes us , I believe , to the precise root and source of the whole principle of esthetic expressiveness . . We should begin , I am convinced , from the very simplest facts .
The simple answer to this question takes us , I believe , to the precise root and source of the whole principle of esthetic expressiveness . . We should begin , I am convinced , from the very simplest facts .
Pagina 223
But when you come to carry them out in the medium , then , if they are appropriate , or if you succeed in adapting them , they become each a special phase of the embodiment of your whole delight and interest of " body - and - mind " in ...
But when you come to carry them out in the medium , then , if they are appropriate , or if you succeed in adapting them , they become each a special phase of the embodiment of your whole delight and interest of " body - and - mind " in ...
Pagina 342
They all seem to be marked by the expression of the whole , or there is a dominant feature to which the elements have been adapted . The parts of a Greek temple have the air of a family of forms . In Baroque art , a taste for move- ment ...
They all seem to be marked by the expression of the whole , or there is a dominant feature to which the elements have been adapted . The parts of a Greek temple have the air of a family of forms . In Baroque art , a taste for move- ment ...
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