The Enjoyment of Art
The Enjoyment of Art
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What the artist aims to render is not the rose but the beauty of the rose, his sense of one chord in the universal har- mony which the rose sounds for him, not that only, but the beauty of all roses that ever were or ever shaU be; and inevitably he will select such colors and such lines as bring that special and interpreted beauty into relief, and so make manifest to the beholder what was revealed to his own higher vision, by virtue of which, and not because of any exceptional technical skill, ...he is an artist.
Digiti ized by Google IV ART AND APPRECIATION It may be that some reader of the fore- going pages will attempt to apply the prin- ciples therein set forth to the pictures shown in the next exhibition he happens to attend.
It is more than probable that in his first efforts he will be disappointed. For the principles discussed have dealt with art in its authentic manifestations; and not every painter is an artist, not every picture is a work of art.
At the very outset it should be said that an exhibition of paintings as ordinarily made up is confusing and wholly illogical.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What the artist aims to render is not the rose but the beauty of the rose, his sense of one chord in the universal har- mony which the rose sounds for him, not that only, but the beauty of all roses that ever were or ever shaU be; and inevitably he will select such colors and such lines as bring that special and interpreted beauty into relief, and so make manifest to the beholder what was revealed to his own higher vision, by virtue of which, and not because of any exceptional technical skill, ...he is an artist.
Digiti ized by Google IV ART AND APPRECIATION It may be that some reader of the fore- going pages will attempt to apply the prin- ciples therein set forth to the pictures shown in the next exhibition he happens to attend.
It is more than probable that in his first efforts he will be disappointed. For the principles discussed have dealt with art in its authentic manifestations; and not every painter is an artist, not every picture is a work of art.
At the very outset it should be said that an exhibition of paintings as ordinarily made up is confusing and wholly illogical.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Noyes Carleton Eldredge to read onlineMoreLess
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