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... Beauty , in other words , lives in the creative imagination , and there alone ; and art is nothing more and nothing less than the experience which we call beauty . All else is irrelevant . True and false , real and unreal , good and bad ...
... Beauty , in other words , lives in the creative imagination , and there alone ; and art is nothing more and nothing less than the experience which we call beauty . All else is irrelevant . True and false , real and unreal , good and bad ...
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... beauty lie primarily in his imagination and secondarily in the imagination of those to whom his own may communicate its experience . The picture or the music are by themselves neither art nor beauty nor intuition- expression.1 Thus all ...
... beauty lie primarily in his imagination and secondarily in the imagination of those to whom his own may communicate its experience . The picture or the music are by themselves neither art nor beauty nor intuition- expression.1 Thus all ...
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... beauty par excellence , the sublime , the terrible , and the grotesque . And this extension of the term beauty to the whole province of the aesthetically excellent is in harmony , I believe , with the best artistic feeling , and if this ...
... beauty par excellence , the sublime , the terrible , and the grotesque . And this extension of the term beauty to the whole province of the aesthetically excellent is in harmony , I believe , with the best artistic feeling , and if this ...
Contents
OFFICERS AND COUNCIL 192021 | 21 |
RALEIGH LECTURE ON HISTORY 1920 THE BRITISH SOLDIER | 29 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191819 | 31 |
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