Cambridge University Press (2004)
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The Phenomenology of Painting examines the practice of painting - how a painter works with materials, the elements of space, form and color - and viewer response to a work of art. Nigel Wentworth seeks to answer some of the central questions of the philosophy of art, such as: To what extent can a painting and its meaning be understood to result from the artist's intentions? In what way can the painting be understood as an expressive object? What does it mean for a painting to be a representation of something? And what is the nature of aesthetic quality in painting? In offering responses to these questions, Wentworth offers a new theory on aesthetic quality.
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| Keywords | Painting Philosophy Perception (Philosophy Painting Psychological aspects Creation (Literary, artistic, etc |
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| Call number | ND1140.W45 2004 |
| ISBN(s) | 0521819997 9780521819992 |
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