Moore
Moore
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The modern revival has been vastly hampered and retarded in England more than elsewhere by the perpetuation of the old, popular theory that art must of necessity deal with stories. Every artist remembers drawing an ideal head in his school-days, and being asked by all the non-artistic boys, "Who is that meant for ?" The commonplace mind instinctively seeks to iden- tify pictures with things familiar to it. The great painters, in the days when there was no printing-press rival, could afford to b...ully or ignore this instinct, and forced the wondering and untutored masses, for sheer need of a story of some sort, to stare at their work and marvel over it, and so to, in some vague little measure, follow after them in their upward flight. But to-day the aca- demic painter may not venture upon any flight at all. In pursuit of his hered- itary misconception of his art as purely that of the narrator, he must tell a story which the commonplace mind will easily lay hold of and like. That means painting down, instead of up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The modern revival has been vastly hampered and retarded in England more than elsewhere by the perpetuation of the old, popular theory that art must of necessity deal with stories. Every artist remembers drawing an ideal head in his school-days, and being asked by all the non-artistic boys, "Who is that meant for ?" The commonplace mind instinctively seeks to iden- tify pictures with things familiar to it. The great painters, in the days when there was no printing-press rival, could afford to b...ully or ignore this instinct, and forced the wondering and untutored masses, for sheer need of a story of some sort, to stare at their work and marvel over it, and so to, in some vague little measure, follow after them in their upward flight. But to-day the aca- demic painter may not venture upon any flight at all. In pursuit of his hered- itary misconception of his art as purely that of the narrator, he must tell a story which the commonplace mind will easily lay hold of and like. That means painting down, instead of up.
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