Sunday, October 15, 2017
"The art of man is the expression of his rational and disciplined delight in the forms and laws of the creation of which he forms a part."
John Ruskin, The laws of Fésole . . . (Boston: Dana Estes & company, 1877), 11 =chap. 1, All great art is praise. I was put onto this by Michael Hanby: "Homo faber and/or Homo adorans: on the place of human making in a sacramental cosmos," Communio: international Catholic review 38, no. 2 (Summer 2011): 230-231 (198-236).
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