The Principles of Art
London: Oxford at the Clarendon Press, 1938, 1955. First Edition, reprinted lithographically. Hardcover. Navy blue cloth, gilt letters on spine, light blue paper dust jacket, 347 pp., no illus. G+ (Book is only slightly aged; DJ has faded and is heavily worn and torn, as well as corner clipped.). Item #153616
"Art proper has two characteristics: it is imagination and expression. In explaining what these terms mean the author attacks the modern doctrine of 'sensa' and demands a return to Hume, whose most important contentions are neglected by his professed disciples to-day. Finally, important inferences are drawn concerning the position of art in human society." (dj).
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