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Introduction. In his book Art (Bell, 1914), Clive Bell (1881–1964), the English art critic, "tried to develop a complete theory of visual art…in the light of which the history of art from paleolithic days to the present becomes intelligible," a theory which would give "a definite meaning" to terms such as "good drawing," "magnificent design," "unfelt," "ill-organized."
21 de jun. de 2021 · Clive Bell is the perennial supporting character in the biographies of the Bloomsbury Group. The husband of Vanessa Bell, brother-in-law of Virginia Woolf and friend of John Maynard Keynes and Lytton Strachey, he is often depicted as a witness to historical events rather than a participant in them, a sort of modernist Forrest Gump.
6 de dez. de 2023 · Clive Bell and “Significant Form” For many modern artists (including Matisse and Denis), a concern with formal harmony was paired with other goals, such as emotional expression, spirituality, and social agency. Formalist art theory was therefore mostly developed by art critics, rather than by artists themselves.
Clive Bell’s “Significant Form” and the neurobiology of aesthetics. Though first published almost one century ago, and though its premise has been disputed, Clive Bell’s essay on aesthetics in his book Art still provides fertile ground for discussing problems in aesthetics, especially as they relate to neuroesthetics.
Clive Bell Played by Sam Hoare (1900s-1920s) and Andrew Havill (1930s-1940s). Clive is one of the worldliest of the Bloomsbury Group, a bon viveur whose lifestyle is supported by the wealth of his ...
Sólo una respuesta parece posible: la forma significativa. En cada una de ellas, las líneas y colores combinados de un modo particular, ciertas formas y relaciones de formas, provocan nuestras emociones estéticas. Estas relaciones y combinaciones de líneas y colores, estas formas estéticamente conmovedoras, las llamo forma significativa; y ...
Clive Bell. Art critic and writer. Bell read history at Trinity College, Cambridge where he met Lytton Strachey, Leonard Woolf, Thoby Stephen and others later associated with the Bloomsbury group. He married Vanessa Bell in 1907, and their home at 46 Gordon Square was the focus of the group. With Roger Fry he arranged the first Post ...
