Porter, Arthur Kingsley, 1883-1933 · Boston, Marshall Jones Company · leaf 38
bout that primi-tive peoples have at times produced greaterart than races commonly accounted morecivilized — a fact which in no wise disprovesthe general truth that art can only be createdby brains, brains of a special type, but stillbrains. The collective mentality of a tribemay enter into the… … C LIBRARY ASTOR, LENOXriLDEM FOUNDATIONS. ART OF THE MIDDLE AGE steady, if it has advanced rapidly to recedesubsequently, it is only displaying a phenom-enon constant in all evolution. Many formsof art require in addition to mentality techni-cal dexterity, but the latter is in reality merelya means…
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