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In foregoing to emulate reality the painting becomes what it authentically is: an
image, an unreality. Expressionism, cubism, etc., are— in varying degree—
attempts at executing this decision. From painting things, the painter has turned
to ...
In foregoing to emulate reality the painting becomes what it authentically is: an
image, an unreality. Expressionism, cubism, etc., are— in varying degree—
attempts at executing this decision. From painting things, the painter has turned
to ...
Pagina 44
To them modern painting and music are sheer "farce"— in the bad sense of the
word— and they will not be convinced that to be a farce may be precisely the
mission and the virtue of art. A "farce" in the bad sense of the word it would be if
the ...
To them modern painting and music are sheer "farce"— in the bad sense of the
word— and they will not be convinced that to be a farce may be precisely the
mission and the virtue of art. A "farce" in the bad sense of the word it would be if
the ...
Pagina 100
Then, it would become clear that the evolution of painting from Giotto to our own
time is a unique and simple action with a beginning and an end. It is surprising
that so elementary a law has guided the variations of pictorial art in our western ...
Then, it would become clear that the evolution of painting from Giotto to our own
time is a unique and simple action with a beginning and an end. It is surprising
that so elementary a law has guided the variations of pictorial art in our western ...
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The Dehumanization of Art: And Other Writings on Art and Culture José Ortega y Gasset Visualizzazione frammento - 1956 |
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