The Origins of Form in Art

abstract achieved activity aesthetic animals archetypal architecture artifacts artist aware Beast beauty become British Museum Burke called civilization clarity classical concept Conrad Fiedler consciousness creation creative distinction emotion essay essence essentially evolution example existence experience expression fact faculty feeling Fiedler force formal Frank Lloyd Wright Franz Kline function gives Gothic Gothic architecture Greek hopeful monster human idea ideal individual inspiration instinct intellect intelligence invention J. M. W. Turner Jean Dubuffet Jung kind magical material means mental metaphor mind modern art Muse nature Neolithic object organic organic architecture Ortega painting Palaeolithic period perception perhaps philosopher Plate Plato poem poet poetic poetry pop-art possessed principle problem psychology purpose R. B. Kitaj reality realization refinement representation sculpture sensation sense sensibility sensuous shape significance skill spirit stone Stuart Davis style sublime symbolic terror theory things thought Tolstoy ugliness unconscious utilitarian Valéry values vital words