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قراءة كتاب Art
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the articles I have contributed from time to time to The Athenaeum: if I have made any use of what belongs by law to the proprietors of other papers I herewith offer the customary dues. My readers will be as grateful as I to M. Vignier, M. Druet, and Mr. Kevorkian, of the Persian Art Gallery, since it is they who have made it certain that the purchaser will get something he likes for his money. To Mr. Eric Maclagan of South Kensington, and Mr. Joyce of the British Museum, I owe a more private and particular debt. My wife has been good enough to read both the MS. and proof of this book; she has corrected some errors, and called attention to the more glaring offences against Christian charity. You must not attempt, therefore, to excuse the author on the ground of inadvertence or haste.
November 1913.
CONTENTS
I.—WHAT IS ART | ||
I. | The Aesthetic Hypothesis | page 3 |
II. | Aesthetics and Post-Impressionism | 38 |
III. | The Metaphysical Hypothesis | 49 |
II.—ART AND LIFE | ||
I. | Art and Religion | 75 |
II. | Art and History | 95 |
III. | Art and Ethics | 106 |
III.—THE CHRISTIAN SLOPE | ||
I. | The Rise of Christian Art | 121 |
II. | Greatness and Decline | 138 |
III. | The Classical Renaissance and its Diseases | 156 |
IV. | Alid ex Alio | 181 |
IV.—THE MOVEMENT | ||
I. | The Debt to Cézanne | 199 |
II. | Simplification and Design | 215 |
III. | The Pathetic Fallacy | 239 |
V.—THE FUTURE | ||
I. | Society and Art | 251 |
II. | Art and Society | 276 |
ILLUSTRATIONS
I. | Wei Figure | Frontispiece |
II. | Persian Dish | 1 |
III. | Peruvian Pot | 73 |
IV. | Byzantine Mosaic | 119 |
V. | Cézanne | 198 |
VI. | Picasso | 250 |