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... the good marks given a little schoolgirl by her teachers, my eye was caught by
a remark of the teacher of modeling: "Frances is a good child, it's a pity she
cannot express herself in clay." Frances was eight or nine years old; she only
lacked ...
... the good marks given a little schoolgirl by her teachers, my eye was caught by
a remark of the teacher of modeling: "Frances is a good child, it's a pity she
cannot express herself in clay." Frances was eight or nine years old; she only
lacked ...
Pagina 43
The same remark applies to beautiful literary descriptions of disgusting objects
and scenes, as well as to systematically discordant music. As to pieces of
sculpture, painting or writing devoid of all meaning, they create an
embarrassment of ...
The same remark applies to beautiful literary descriptions of disgusting objects
and scenes, as well as to systematically discordant music. As to pieces of
sculpture, painting or writing devoid of all meaning, they create an
embarrassment of ...
Pagina 180
The same remark applies to the work of art historians today. A complete
biography of the artist seems to be required for a valid appreciation of his works.
Whether a painter or a musician, he is analyzed, psychoanalyzed, sociologized
and ...
The same remark applies to the work of art historians today. A complete
biography of the artist seems to be required for a valid appreciation of his works.
Whether a painter or a musician, he is analyzed, psychoanalyzed, sociologized
and ...
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INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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