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to complain of a mathematical equation, that it does not resemble the locus it represents.
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It is extraneous of the business to the art historian or curator, as such, to distinguish noble from
decadent styles; the business of these persons as such is to know what is good of its kind, exhibit, and
explain it. At the same time, it is not enough to be merely an art historian or merely a curator; it is also
the business of man as patron, to distinguish a hierarchy of values in what has been made, just as it is his
business to decide what it is worth while to make now. [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]