What is Art?W. Scott, 1899 - 237 strani |
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... counterfeits 67 73 79 106 CHAPTER XII Causes of production of counterfeits - Professionalism - Criti- cism - Schools of art CHAPTER XIII Wagner's " Nibelung's Ring " a type of counterfeit art - Its success , and the reasons thereof ...
... counterfeits 67 73 79 106 CHAPTER XII Causes of production of counterfeits - Professionalism - Criti- cism - Schools of art CHAPTER XIII Wagner's " Nibelung's Ring " a type of counterfeit art - Its success , and the reasons thereof ...
Stran 117
... counterfeits of art are manu- factured to a ready - made , prearranged recipe , and these counterfeits the public of our upper classes accept for real art . And this substitution of counterfeits for real works of art was the third and ...
... counterfeits of art are manu- factured to a ready - made , prearranged recipe , and these counterfeits the public of our upper classes accept for real art . And this substitution of counterfeits for real works of art was the third and ...
Stran 152
... counterfeit art . There is one indubitable indication distinguishing real art from its counterfeit , namely , the ... counterfeits of art . But though it is impossible to undeceive these people , just as it is impossible to convince a ...
... counterfeit art . There is one indubitable indication distinguishing real art from its counterfeit , namely , the ... counterfeits of art . But though it is impossible to undeceive these people , just as it is impossible to convince a ...
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