Poets as Modern Art Critics: Stating the "Redemptive Power" of the Abstracted Image
Poets as Modern Art Critics: Stating the "Redemptive Power" of the Abstracted Image
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Rocky Mountain Modern Language Association
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By the early nineteenth century, artists began replacing the concrete, traditional religious images of faith with abstracted images that emphasized their compositional elements, specifically color and shape. Soon, art was becoming a quasi-religion composed of these secular symbols of color and shape, and poetart critics as the modern "priests" to d...
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Poets as Modern Art Critics: Stating the "Redemptive Power" of the Abstracted Image
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0361-1299
