of the realistic illusion, of photo-graphic exactness, of representation of life asan end in itself. Its content will not be life imitated, hut lifecondensed, formalized, shaped into a per-formance through the intensification and lib-eration of emotion in theatric form—eventhough that… … FORTill TROl \N WOMEN KTII clever an eclecticism, the theatre nuw plungenscious and subconscious, outwardact and inward feeling, body and soul, untilit re-establ ict with the ess us and aesthetic bases of existence. Itwill thus become not representative, illirive, descriptive, but expressive,…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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