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This is what imparts to esthetic experience its intensely human character , the
work of art being a channel of communication between one man and other men .
Virgil , Vermeer of Delft , Monteverdi and many others whose names are
unknown ...
This is what imparts to esthetic experience its intensely human character , the
work of art being a channel of communication between one man and other men .
Virgil , Vermeer of Delft , Monteverdi and many others whose names are
unknown ...
Pagina 60
Hence the hesitant and tentative character of human art . What he cannot see by
anticipation , man is compelled to generate as the fruit of an effort whose effect he
shall see and know truly only after having brought it to completion . Instead of ...
Hence the hesitant and tentative character of human art . What he cannot see by
anticipation , man is compelled to generate as the fruit of an effort whose effect he
shall see and know truly only after having brought it to completion . Instead of ...
Pagina 171
Inversely , there can be and there is art wholly unrelated to any religious end ,
except , of course , to the extent that every human activity and operation can and
should be performed in a religious spirit and with an ultimate religious intention .
Inversely , there can be and there is art wholly unrelated to any religious end ,
except , of course , to the extent that every human activity and operation can and
should be performed in a religious spirit and with an ultimate religious intention .
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