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The characteristic of this kind of beauty is to be given , so to speak , into the
bargain . Industrial beauty is true beauty and industrial arts are true arts - only
they are not fine arts . The proper function of the so - called fine arts is to produce
objects ...
The characteristic of this kind of beauty is to be given , so to speak , into the
bargain . Industrial beauty is true beauty and industrial arts are true arts - only
they are not fine arts . The proper function of the so - called fine arts is to produce
objects ...
Pagina 80
These remarks are more easily understood if one keeps in mind the vast field
covered by the literature of imitation, that is, the many literary genres whose
object it is to describe any kind of reality, provided only it exists prior to its
description ...
These remarks are more easily understood if one keeps in mind the vast field
covered by the literature of imitation, that is, the many literary genres whose
object it is to describe any kind of reality, provided only it exists prior to its
description ...
Pagina 162
Significantly , that kind of art is often called “ arabesque , ” that is , “ Arabian , ”
precisely because it is the only kind of religious art authorized by Islam .
Dictionaries define it as a “ decoration in color or low relief , with fanciful
intertwining of ...
Significantly , that kind of art is often called “ arabesque , ” that is , “ Arabian , ”
precisely because it is the only kind of religious art authorized by Islam .
Dictionaries define it as a “ decoration in color or low relief , with fanciful
intertwining of ...
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