The Conception Of Art (1913)

Exploring the philosophical and psychological dimensions of art, this book examines creativity, imagination, and emotion in the artistic process. It distinguishes art from other expressions, offering a unique definition while considering historical and cultural contexts. Poore discusses how artists convey their innermost feelings and how audiences emotionally engage with art. The book also highlights the societal value of art across cultures and its response to social and political issues. Rich with examples from various disciplines, it provides a deep understanding of art's role in human culture.