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Drawn from what Leo Tolstoy said
religion Faith as a thing a society runs on, and what has been tried in its place.
But if art is an important matter, a spiritual blessing, essential for all men (“like religion,” as the devotees of art are fond of saying), then it should be accessible to everyone. And if, as in our day, it is not accessible to all men, then one of two things: either art is not the vital matter it is represented to be, or that art which we call art is not the real thing.
Where this was said
↗What Is Art? (1897-1898; Aylmer Maude translation)gutenberg.org
All 20 korrents from this piecethis one is 6th
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