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If the artist has style and a touch of genius, the result will be a masterpiece,
whatever the subject. IDEAL Among the popular notions related to art none has
created more confusion in the minds of artists, as well as of the public, than that of
the ...
If the artist has style and a touch of genius, the result will be a masterpiece,
whatever the subject. IDEAL Among the popular notions related to art none has
created more confusion in the minds of artists, as well as of the public, than that of
the ...
Pagina 54
In this sense it always falls short of its own ideal, but this is no reason to say that it
is not a masterpiece. On the contrary, a merely ideal masterpiece is in no sense a
work of art; only an actually existing work of art can be a masterpiece.
In this sense it always falls short of its own ideal, but this is no reason to say that it
is not a masterpiece. On the contrary, a merely ideal masterpiece is in no sense a
work of art; only an actually existing work of art can be a masterpiece.
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his effort, when he sees, hears or reads his own work, the artist feels not
necessarily that it is a masterpiece, but that after all it is such as he wished it to be
. Whatever it may be worth, the work is done. Several signs confirm his
impression: if the ...
his effort, when he sees, hears or reads his own work, the artist feels not
necessarily that it is a masterpiece, but that after all it is such as he wished it to be
. Whatever it may be worth, the work is done. Several signs confirm his
impression: if the ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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