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Page 144
... artist ( all that free spirit and heroic genius ) put paid to this idea , and left the patrons being told what ought to satisfy them . Things have become much worse since . Abstraction said a picture did not have to be a picture of ...
... artist ( all that free spirit and heroic genius ) put paid to this idea , and left the patrons being told what ought to satisfy them . Things have become much worse since . Abstraction said a picture did not have to be a picture of ...
Page 204
... artist Poussin said , " the style is the personal manner of painting and drawing and arises from each artist's particular genius in the application and use of these ideas " ( quoted in Goldwater and Treves 1945 , 6 ) . So even the ...
... artist Poussin said , " the style is the personal manner of painting and drawing and arises from each artist's particular genius in the application and use of these ideas " ( quoted in Goldwater and Treves 1945 , 6 ) . So even the ...
Page 212
... artists were recreating " free fiction " , their Christian counterparts were engaged in " timeless re - enactments " . This leads him , perhaps in desperation , to make his extraordinary assertion that the imagination not only of the artist ...
... artists were recreating " free fiction " , their Christian counterparts were engaged in " timeless re - enactments " . This leads him , perhaps in desperation , to make his extraordinary assertion that the imagination not only of the artist ...
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