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STYLE It is also said of the great artists that they have a “ style . ” This is correct ,
for a style of a time , of a society , of a certain type of art or of an artist - is a
character common to different forms , and its presence enables us to think of
them as ...
STYLE It is also said of the great artists that they have a “ style . ” This is correct ,
for a style of a time , of a society , of a certain type of art or of an artist - is a
character common to different forms , and its presence enables us to think of
them as ...
Pagina 53
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 ...
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 ...
Pagina 88
It is sometimes said that the artist is to himself his first public , and indeed , with
time his work will be seen by him as objectively as that of any other artist , but
while he is working at it , and even for some time after he has completed it , the
artist ...
It is sometimes said that the artist is to himself his first public , and indeed , with
time his work will be seen by him as objectively as that of any other artist , but
while he is working at it , and even for some time after he has completed it , the
artist ...
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