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Pagina 161
Étienne Gilson. be seen from the history of religious architecture, sculpture,
painting and music. Nor should the history of religious poetry be neglected in this
respect. Religion exists in religious men, and as soon as man has to do or to
make ...
Étienne Gilson. be seen from the history of religious architecture, sculpture,
painting and music. Nor should the history of religious poetry be neglected in this
respect. Religion exists in religious men, and as soon as man has to do or to
make ...
Pagina 181
It is small wonder that certain artists practice their art as if it were a religion. Better
a wrong religion than none at all. Reading Eugene Delacroix' intimate journals,
we wonder what kind of man he would have been, had he not been an artist.
It is small wonder that certain artists practice their art as if it were a religion. Better
a wrong religion than none at all. Reading Eugene Delacroix' intimate journals,
we wonder what kind of man he would have been, had he not been an artist.
Pagina 182
So also, religion mobilizes all the arts to press them into the service of the deity.
Only, they themselves are not religion, and they first have to be art in order to
serve any conceivable cause. And art should be at its best when the cause to be
...
So also, religion mobilizes all the arts to press them into the service of the deity.
Only, they themselves are not religion, and they first have to be art in order to
serve any conceivable cause. And art should be at its best when the cause to be
...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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