The new mission of art, a study of idealism in art (1910)
Delville, Jean, 1867-, Colmer, Francis · London, F. Griffiths · leaf 151
in its own powers,participating no longer in the mystic poetryof universal life, the intellect, instead of becom-ing refined, is dulled, loses that sixth sense,the aesthetic sense, and becomes incapable offeeling that ideal thrill, of which the aesthetic,the great lovers of art, are so proud. And… … PROMETHEE (j. DELVILLE). [To fact t)ase q-j. and State to Art 97 like sickly plants, that can no longer erectthemselves in the light which has caused themto, spring from the soil, become insensible tohigh human inspirations, particularly such asarise directly through special impulses, as Artdoes.…
Aesthetics · Idealism in art
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