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Pagina 32
Lines , forms , volumes , colors fit in better with either joy or sadness ,
cheerfulness or melancholy , desire or anger or enthusiasm ; in short , a sort of
affective tonality normally accompanies each type of sensible quality and may
vary according ...
Lines , forms , volumes , colors fit in better with either joy or sadness ,
cheerfulness or melancholy , desire or anger or enthusiasm ; in short , a sort of
affective tonality normally accompanies each type of sensible quality and may
vary according ...
Pagina 53
Lodging it in a sort of intelligible world of Ideas , they think the proper function of
the artist is to discover it there , to get a glimpse of it and , having done so , to
imitate it . This doctrine has led excellent artists into innumerable difficulties : at ...
Lodging it in a sort of intelligible world of Ideas , they think the proper function of
the artist is to discover it there , to get a glimpse of it and , having done so , to
imitate it . This doctrine has led excellent artists into innumerable difficulties : at ...
Pagina 176
The former is the case of the poet whose work is essentially a work of art , and
many a poem of that sort has been written , with quasi - diabolical cleverness , by
poets innocent of all religious beliefs and feelings . The latter is the case of the ...
The former is the case of the poet whose work is essentially a work of art , and
many a poem of that sort has been written , with quasi - diabolical cleverness , by
poets innocent of all religious beliefs and feelings . The latter is the case of the ...
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