The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 43
... abstract art precisely ex- presses the decision , made by certain artists , to turn out works whose beauty will obviously owe nothing to that of the subject . But such drastic decisions solve one difficulty only to create new ones , for ...
... abstract art precisely ex- presses the decision , made by certain artists , to turn out works whose beauty will obviously owe nothing to that of the subject . But such drastic decisions solve one difficulty only to create new ones , for ...
Pagina 162
... abstract art is not in question . Significantly , that kind of art is often called " ara- besque , ” that is , “ Arabian , " precisely because it is the only kind of religious art authorized by Islam . Dictionaries define it as a “ dec ...
... abstract art is not in question . Significantly , that kind of art is often called " ara- besque , ” that is , “ Arabian , " precisely because it is the only kind of religious art authorized by Islam . Dictionaries define it as a “ dec ...
Pagina 166
... art itself ; rather , it was teaching , representation , imagery . It is therefore a mistake to drag sacred art into the debate on abstract art , as though the artist had to make a choice which is not even given to the Church . Sacred art ...
... art itself ; rather , it was teaching , representation , imagery . It is therefore a mistake to drag sacred art into the debate on abstract art , as though the artist had to make a choice which is not even given to the Church . Sacred art ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
Copyright | |
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