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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)

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r association with the external world ofform. In spite of this encroachment, however, it is permissibleto see the methods of art under these two headings. Thefirst, the method of illusion, makes it appeal to the senses bya pretence of being that which it is not; the other, dependingrather upon the… … The Approach of Psychology 29 judging it to be a forest but in its remission of the judgmentthat it is not a forest. That, indeed, is the fundamental, and the artist who cancreate his symbols so as to hypnotise the mind to theacceptance of whatever idea or emotion he desires to convey,is the…

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