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Pagina 92
That factor may be an abstract intellectual determination , such as the " form of a
reasoning , ” or a very material one , such as the distribution of parts in space , e .
g . the form of a statue . In all cases the form is that which imposes a certain unity
...
That factor may be an abstract intellectual determination , such as the " form of a
reasoning , ” or a very material one , such as the distribution of parts in space , e .
g . the form of a statue . In all cases the form is that which imposes a certain unity
...
Pagina 94
The form of the artifact is then superimposed , so to speak , by the artist on the
natural forms of the material substances he uses . These are artistic materials
only because they are used as such . In the present case , wood , stone ,
articulate ...
The form of the artifact is then superimposed , so to speak , by the artist on the
natural forms of the material substances he uses . These are artistic materials
only because they are used as such . In the present case , wood , stone ,
articulate ...
Pagina 95
spot or accident of the chosen material , however physically insignificant in itself ,
may strike the artist ' s imagination as a ... Even if an artist , stirred by his
imagination and taste , merely picks up certain materials , blocks of stone , knotty
stumps ...
spot or accident of the chosen material , however physically insignificant in itself ,
may strike the artist ' s imagination as a ... Even if an artist , stirred by his
imagination and taste , merely picks up certain materials , blocks of stone , knotty
stumps ...
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