The Inter-relationship of Form and Expression in Portrait PaintingUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1941 |
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... universal meanings based on fundamental gemoetrical relationships divorced from recogniz- able specificity . " 3 Or the artist may be concerned with delicate innuendos and relationships of color , hue , intensity , where the emphasis is ...
... universal meanings based on fundamental gemoetrical relationships divorced from recogniz- able specificity . " 3 Or the artist may be concerned with delicate innuendos and relationships of color , hue , intensity , where the emphasis is ...
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... universal meaning the play is justified , but to consider it as more than clever exhibitionism is to display , not a mature aesthetic perception , but what is blind aesthetic snobbery . All too often it is tacitly assumed that a ...
... universal meaning the play is justified , but to consider it as more than clever exhibitionism is to display , not a mature aesthetic perception , but what is blind aesthetic snobbery . All too often it is tacitly assumed that a ...
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... universal . Often the artist achieves the great- est universality when he is most fully absorbed in the indi- vidualistic and , it may be , partially ultra - pictorial sub- ject . " p . 116 Concerning abstract modern art : Formally , it ...
... universal . Often the artist achieves the great- est universality when he is most fully absorbed in the indi- vidualistic and , it may be , partially ultra - pictorial sub- ject . " p . 116 Concerning abstract modern art : Formally , it ...
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