The Arts of the BeautifulScribner, 1965 - 189 pagine |
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Pagina 81
... look alike ; they constitute a sort of " family " and have a family look as a result . These expressions , and similar ones , bring out the fatherly feeling of the artist for his works . Painlessly , but far from effortlessly , the ...
... look alike ; they constitute a sort of " family " and have a family look as a result . These expressions , and similar ones , bring out the fatherly feeling of the artist for his works . Painlessly , but far from effortlessly , the ...
Pagina 171
... look at them for their beauty ; our chief interest is what they represent . Nothing is more difficult , espe- cially for an artist , than to experience as an essentially religious object of devotion one of the masterpieces bequeathed to ...
... look at them for their beauty ; our chief interest is what they represent . Nothing is more difficult , espe- cially for an artist , than to experience as an essentially religious object of devotion one of the masterpieces bequeathed to ...
Pagina 173
... look within myself for the object of my piety , to which I am directed through my apprehension of the work . Here again too much artistic beauty does not necessarily help ; the artistic perfection of the work may keep me from seeing the ...
... look within myself for the object of my piety , to which I am directed through my apprehension of the work . Here again too much artistic beauty does not necessarily help ; the artistic perfection of the work may keep me from seeing the ...
Sommario
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE ARTS OF THE BEAUTIFUL | 17 |
COROLLARIES IN ESTHETICS | 35 |
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