Since Cezanne 8 5
Since Cezanne 8 5
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" Why, it would be as sensible to callthe man who makes nest-eggs a traditional Buff Orpington! And ought itstill to be possible for a cultivated dealer, because I had refused toadmire a stale old crust by some young New English painter, who, to bein the movement, had misshaped a few conventionally drawn objects andput black lines round others--for a dealer, I say, who dabbles inculture to exclaim indignantly, as one did to me not long ago, "I can'tthink why you don't like it: it's Post-Impress...ionist, isn't it?" If we cannot lose this habit of calling artists names, at least let usknow exactly what we mean by them. By associating artists with movementsand counter-movements we encourage the superstition that in art there issome important distinction besides the distinction between good art andbad. There is not. Such distinctions as can be drawn between thegenuine artists of one age and another, between traditional artists andeccentrics, though serviceable to historians and archæologists, arepitfalls for critics and amateurs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Why, it would be as sensible to callthe man who makes nest-eggs a traditional Buff Orpington! And ought itstill to be possible for a cultivated dealer, because I had refused toadmire a stale old crust by some young New English painter, who, to bein the movement, had misshaped a few conventionally drawn objects andput black lines round others--for a dealer, I say, who dabbles inculture to exclaim indignantly, as one did to me not long ago, "I can'tthink why you don't like it: it's Post-Impress...ionist, isn't it?" If we cannot lose this habit of calling artists names, at least let usknow exactly what we mean by them. By associating artists with movementsand counter-movements we encourage the superstition that in art there issome important distinction besides the distinction between good art andbad. There is not. Such distinctions as can be drawn between thegenuine artists of one age and another, between traditional artists andeccentrics, though serviceable to historians and archæologists, arepitfalls for critics and amateurs.
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