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Pagina 59
The idea then is no longer conceived as the mere prototype of a possible object
for the artist to know and to imitate , but , rather , as the form , immanent in the
artist ' s imagination , which will be materialized when the work is executed .
The idea then is no longer conceived as the mere prototype of a possible object
for the artist to know and to imitate , but , rather , as the form , immanent in the
artist ' s imagination , which will be materialized when the work is executed .
Pagina 75
Besides , in an artist ' s mind , images themselves are less imitations of ready -
made things than models of things to be made . They are directly conceived and
formed as the prototypes of so many possible works , waiting for the artist to give
...
Besides , in an artist ' s mind , images themselves are less imitations of ready -
made things than models of things to be made . They are directly conceived and
formed as the prototypes of so many possible works , waiting for the artist to give
...
Pagina 96
This unifying function of form is its distinctive characteristic ; it is also what makes
it difficult to delimit the notion exactly . “ One ” is a transcendental : it is simply "
being " conceived as undivided from itself , so that to produce unity is to produce
...
This unifying function of form is its distinctive characteristic ; it is also what makes
it difficult to delimit the notion exactly . “ One ” is a transcendental : it is simply "
being " conceived as undivided from itself , so that to produce unity is to produce
...
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