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Art and Visual Perception: A Psychology of the Creative Eye
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1954
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Visual Thinking: Thirty-Fifth Anniversary Printing
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1969
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Film as Art: 50th Anniversary Printing
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published
1957
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The Dynamics of Architectural Form
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1977
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Entropy and Art
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1971
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Toward a Psychology of Art: Collected Essays
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1972
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To The Rescue Of Art: Twenty Six Essays
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The Genesis of a Painting: Picasso's Guernica
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1980
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New Essays on the Psychology of Art
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1986
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Film Essays and Criticism
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1997
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“Nothing is more humbling than to look with a strong magnifying glass at an
insect so tiny that the naked eye sees only the barest speck and to
discover that nevertheless it is sculpted and articulated and striped with
the same care and imagination as a zebra. Apparently it does not occur to
nature whether or not a creature is within our range of vision, and the
suspicion arises that even the zebra was not designed for our benefit.”
― Rudolf Arnheim
insect so tiny that the naked eye sees only the barest speck and to
discover that nevertheless it is sculpted and articulated and striped with
the same care and imagination as a zebra. Apparently it does not occur to
nature whether or not a creature is within our range of vision, and the
suspicion arises that even the zebra was not designed for our benefit.”
― Rudolf Arnheim
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