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... artist or simply an interpreter . Since the ac- as creative tor's performance is usually based on the play , and the artist and dramatist is conceded to be a creative artist , it is some- interpreter times concluded that the actor must ...
... artist or simply an interpreter . Since the ac- as creative tor's performance is usually based on the play , and the artist and dramatist is conceded to be a creative artist , it is some- interpreter times concluded that the actor must ...
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... artist's creative act ; and criticism consists in observing how far the artist suc- ceeded in realizing the organic demands of the details . If a shortcoming is discovered , the failure will be specifical- ly indicated , showing just ...
... artist's creative act ; and criticism consists in observing how far the artist suc- ceeded in realizing the organic demands of the details . If a shortcoming is discovered , the failure will be specifical- ly indicated , showing just ...
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... artistic phenomena that in Africa are conceived as a unit . arts Freedom of the artist Because an African mask can be enjoyed as a work of sculpture when torn from its context and isolated , im- mobile , in a museum case , Westerners ...
... artistic phenomena that in Africa are conceived as a unit . arts Freedom of the artist Because an African mask can be enjoyed as a work of sculpture when torn from its context and isolated , im- mobile , in a museum case , Westerners ...
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