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37 Thus in the symbolic stage and type of art the Idea is inadequately expressed and is dominated by external form ; in the romantic stage the balance is again disrupted , because here the Idea , being infinite , strives to be free from ...
37 Thus in the symbolic stage and type of art the Idea is inadequately expressed and is dominated by external form ; in the romantic stage the balance is again disrupted , because here the Idea , being infinite , strives to be free from ...
Strana 314
the visible signs are mere symbols of the invisible world . And this is exactly what we have in the ... Hence any real iconographic painting and sculpture are necessarily symbolic , that is , Ideational . Since this deduction is self ...
the visible signs are mere symbols of the invisible world . And this is exactly what we have in the ... Hence any real iconographic painting and sculpture are necessarily symbolic , that is , Ideational . Since this deduction is self ...
Strana 597
To their contemporaries these epics must have been much more symbolic than they now appear , because many of the images ... which sound empirical to us , were probably symbols with meanings very different from their empirical content .
To their contemporaries these epics must have been much more symbolic than they now appear , because many of the images ... which sound empirical to us , were probably symbols with meanings very different from their empirical content .
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Vinaper | 3 |
Fluctuation of Social Classes and Sexes in Portraiture | 27 |
Proportion of Religious and Secular Compositions by Centuries | 33 |
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