The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 53
... artist to discover and imitate . Still , it has a foundation in the artist's mind , since it is one with the seminal form he intends to materialize in his work . Upon closer inspection this form ex- hibits the characteristics ...
... artist to discover and imitate . Still , it has a foundation in the artist's mind , since it is one with the seminal form he intends to materialize in his work . Upon closer inspection this form ex- hibits the characteristics ...
Pagina 88
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
Pagina 94
... artist on the natural forms of the material substances he uses . These are artistic materials only because they are ... artist is the determinant in relation to which they play the role of the determined . FOCILLON'S PRINCIPLE In this ...
... artist on the natural forms of the material substances he uses . These are artistic materials only because they are ... artist is the determinant in relation to which they play the role of the determined . FOCILLON'S PRINCIPLE In this ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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