The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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... invention of the machine tool , shows how strong this primitive need to make is , and how fruitful it becomes when it is enlightened by knowledge , in a series of exchanges between knowing and making wherein science itself finds its ...
... invention of the machine tool , shows how strong this primitive need to make is , and how fruitful it becomes when it is enlightened by knowledge , in a series of exchanges between knowing and making wherein science itself finds its ...
Pagina 59
... invention rather than imitation , but because they still want art to remain a cognition , they conceive it as an intui- tion creating its object . The idea then is no longer conceived as the mere prototype of a possible object for the ...
... invention rather than imitation , but because they still want art to remain a cognition , they conceive it as an intui- tion creating its object . The idea then is no longer conceived as the mere prototype of a possible object for the ...
Pagina 80
... invention , imitation provides a painting or a sculpture with a subject matter . The popularity of still life , landscapes , seascapes and cityscapes is partly due to the fact that those kinds of paint- ing entail a considerable amount ...
... invention , imitation provides a painting or a sculpture with a subject matter . The popularity of still life , landscapes , seascapes and cityscapes is partly due to the fact that those kinds of paint- ing entail a considerable amount ...
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COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
INTUITION EXPRESSION SYMBOLISM | 56 |
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