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... culture . The artist is very much a crafts- man , but his craftsmanship is subordinated to a highly valued tradition of a literate civilization , which he is committed to serve and to defend by his work . By his as- sociation with this ...
... culture . The artist is very much a crafts- man , but his craftsmanship is subordinated to a highly valued tradition of a literate civilization , which he is committed to serve and to defend by his work . By his as- sociation with this ...
Page 108
... culture began to disintegrate , the distinction between private and public professionals was partly replaced by that between bohemian and radi- cal avant - gardists . The applied - arts culture . The old artisan tradition has continued ...
... culture began to disintegrate , the distinction between private and public professionals was partly replaced by that between bohemian and radi- cal avant - gardists . The applied - arts culture . The old artisan tradition has continued ...
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East Balkan culture Kurgan culture The Iron Age in Illyria Greek colonies on the Black. for the development of east Balkan civilization . ( Roman numerals are used by archaeologists to designate the successive layers of occupation found ...
East Balkan culture Kurgan culture The Iron Age in Illyria Greek colonies on the Black. for the development of east Balkan civilization . ( Roman numerals are used by archaeologists to designate the successive layers of occupation found ...
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