indifterent to art, or is it the fault of theAmerican artist, failing to enounce clearlyand expressively that which is typical for ourday and our people. Has the American na-tion not yet reached that stage of culture,where the desire for aesthetic satisfaction de-mands pictures and sculpture rather… … POLISH JEWS BY MAGNUS BENGTSSON our fellow-Americans find emotional satisfac-tion in contemplatiiisT oin work. ,\re wcreally expressing that which is peculiar toAmericans, that clear-cut. direct forcefulness.the scintillating quality of our life, that irre-pressible, optimistic life urge which…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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