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Pagina 43
In order to prevent the admiration that should go to the beauty of the work from
being wasted on the object it represents , certain artists systematically compel
themselves to represent the ugly , which is the absence of unity , of perfection , of
...
In order to prevent the admiration that should go to the beauty of the work from
being wasted on the object it represents , certain artists systematically compel
themselves to represent the ugly , which is the absence of unity , of perfection , of
...
Pagina 162
The same interdiction still obtains in Moslem mosques , and the too frequent
relapses of the Jewish people into idolatry justify the hostility of certain religions
against all attempts to represent the divinity under any material form . This well ...
The same interdiction still obtains in Moslem mosques , and the too frequent
relapses of the Jewish people into idolatry justify the hostility of certain religions
against all attempts to represent the divinity under any material form . This well ...
Pagina 170
represents . For , indeed , an image never is for its own sake . To the extent that it
is image and nothing else , its only being is that ... Once it is admitted that the
proper function of religious images is to lead the soul to the model they represent
, it ...
represents . For , indeed , an image never is for its own sake . To the extent that it
is image and nothing else , its only being is that ... Once it is admitted that the
proper function of religious images is to lead the soul to the model they represent
, it ...
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