aterial symbol and theindefinite feelings to which these are to give usthe key. Its outer symbols can only come intorelation with a given mood when the artist createsin that mood. Then tables and chairs and cottondresses, all of this world, all objective, become ofanother world, personal,… … DESIGN FOR THE FOREST SCENE IN THE BLUE-BIRD (aCT III., SCENE l) BY CAVLEV ROBINSON 206
Art · Decoration and ornament
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