My Aesthetic Philosophy In Two Sentences

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My Aesthetic Philosophy In Two Sentences

11/13/2011

If a composition has no strangeness, there is no virtue in its stability. Stability without strangeness is the work of a commonplace hand; strangeness without stability, of an immature hand.
—Gong Xian

Quoted by Eve Tushnet.

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My Aesthetic Philosophy In Two Sentences

11/13/2011

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