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Getting on the Inside and Pressing Out

July 14, 2009

“…we must get rid of this outside feeling of looking in on art. We must get on the inside and press out. Art is simply a result of expression during right feeling…Any material will do. After all, the object is not to make art, but to be in the wonderful state which makes art inevitable.”

-Robert Henri, The Art Spirit

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