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... SCULPTURE AND THE GREEKS . The Meaning of Modern Sculpture . By R. H. Wilenski . Faber , 1932 . FOR some years past our ' advanced ' young people have made it an article of faith that Greek art and all that it stands for is obsolete ...
... SCULPTURE AND THE GREEKS . The Meaning of Modern Sculpture . By R. H. Wilenski . Faber , 1932 . FOR some years past our ' advanced ' young people have made it an article of faith that Greek art and all that it stands for is obsolete ...
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... sculpture , the middle the sculpture of the Italian Renaissance , and the end the Romantic sculpture of the nineteenth century ' as finally represented by Rodin ( p . 3 ) . Mr Wilenski thinks of ' the average man ' more with sorrow than ...
... sculpture , the middle the sculpture of the Italian Renaissance , and the end the Romantic sculpture of the nineteenth century ' as finally represented by Rodin ( p . 3 ) . Mr Wilenski thinks of ' the average man ' more with sorrow than ...
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... sculptural meaning . ' ( 3 ) Essential sculpture is the sculpture which has the same kind of meaning as the sphere , the cube , and the cylinder . This is reinforced by a quotation from the Philebus ' of Plato , in which Socrates says ...
... sculptural meaning . ' ( 3 ) Essential sculpture is the sculpture which has the same kind of meaning as the sphere , the cube , and the cylinder . This is reinforced by a quotation from the Philebus ' of Plato , in which Socrates says ...
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