A Grammar Of The Arts

In this influential work, Sir Charles Holmes presents a sweeping overview of the arts, offering a unifying framework for understanding the principles of composition and expression in painting, sculpture, music, and literature. Combining theoretical analysis with vivid examples from the canon of great works, Holmes creates a compelling argument for the importance of artistic expression in human culture.

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