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The de-definition of art

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An edition of The de-definition of art (1972)

The de-definition of art

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Publisher
Horizon Press
Language
English
Pages
256

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Subjects

American Art, Art, Art, American, Art, Modern, Modern Art, Philosophy, Art, philosophy, Art américain, Philosophie, Art européen, Kunst, Art, american

Places

United States

Times

20th century

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Cover of: De-Definition of Art
De-Definition of Art
September 1973, Macmillan Publishing Company
Paperback
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Cover of: De-Definition of Art
De-Definition of Art
September 1973, Macmillan Publishing Company
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Cover of: The de-definition of art.
The de-definition of art.
1973, Collier Books
in English
Cover of: The de-definition of art
The de-definition of art: action art to pop to earthworks.
1972, Horizon Press
in English
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Cover of: The De-Definition of Art
The De-Definition of Art
1972, Horizon Press
Hardcover
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Cover of: The de-definition of art
The de-definition of art
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New York

Classifications

Library of Congress
N6490 R677

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Pagination
256p.
Number of pages
256

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL18286825M

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First Sentence

"Now that taste has ceased to exist (since a value that no one will defend is dead), the influence it once exerted upon art seems to belong to distant times."

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