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Visions of the Sublime

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One of the great benefits conferred by Modernism on our appreciation of
traditional painting is that there is little inclination any longer to
ascribe optical abnormalities to artists whose rep

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Arthur C. Danto
Arthur C. Danto was born in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in 1924, and grew up in Detroit. After spending two years in the Army...

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