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The new art; a study of the principles of non-representational art and their application in the work of Lawrence Atkinson (1922)

Shipp, Horace, 1891- · London, C. Palmer · leaf 109

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lways one feels that it has been this approach to the universewhich has produced the great work of the past, and thereverence accompanying it has added to pictures and sculpturetheir basic religious character. The element is non-scientific.It accepts facts beyond science ; it accepts science as… … Lawrence Atkinson—His Work and Place 65 These allied elements of beauty and the sense 6f wonderare factors of so much importance in the work of Atkinson,that one is tempted to think of them as constituting his chiefclaim to our interest. Analysis shows, however, so muchelse of interest, so many…

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