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The new mission of art, a study of idealism in art (1910)

Delville, Jean, 1867-, Colmer, Francis · London, F. Griffiths · leaf 116

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form into matter, and thatwithout form matter expresses nothingness ;that is, something which has no reality. Theyknow, in accordance with truth, that matteris the extreme limit to which the spirit ofBeauty can be reflected, and that it is inphysical substance that it appears to our eyesunder its… … of Art 65 This idealist conception of art, in order toavoid confusion, can be made still more precise.Art, contrary to the simple notion of somepeople, does not waver between the real and the dream/ but between the real and theideal. The difference which lies between thedream and the ideal may…

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