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"La grande différence entre classiques et modernes consiste en ceci : c'est que les classiques produisaient de l'art à la façon de la nature et que les modernes reproduisent la nature à la façon de l'art. C'est une différence essentielle, qui relève de la conscience de la vie et qui amène, ou pas, à pouvoir considérer la beauté comme une faculté indépendante de l'esprit humain" Theo van Doesburg

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Zender, Hans --- Essays --- Esthetica --- Muziekfilosofie --- Sociologie --- Politiek --- Compositie --- Messiaen, Olivier (1908-1992) --- Cage, John (1912-1992) --- Scelsi, Giacinto --- Lachenmann, Helmut --- Hindemith, Paul --- 20e eeuw --- Schubert, Franz (1797-1828)

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Artists --- Architecture --- Artistes --- Biography. --- History --- Biographie --- Histoire --- Doesburg, Theo van,

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Theo van Doesburg was a jack of all trades : painter, writer, architect, typographer, and art theorist. In this volume of the Bauhausbücher, he attempts to make elementary concepts in the visual arts generally comprehensible. He was addressing the "modern artist" of his day, who had to deal with both shifting social paradigms and a changing understanding of art and art theory. Van Doesburg describes theory as a necessary consequence of creative practice. Artists, he says, "do not write about art but from within art."

Bauhaus --- Théorie de l'art --- Art --- Art, Modern --- Form (Aesthetics) --- Van Doesburg, Théo

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