My brief reflection is based on two assumptions that might be controversial. The first assumption is about Pathosformel [pathos formula] and Sprachgebarde [language gesture], the two fundamental terms in Warburgs' art of viewing art, who first used the term in his 1906 writing on Durer and the Italian antiquity (Warburg, "Durer und die italiensche Antike") , and in Andre Jolles' art of Simple Forms includes a striking number of examples drawn from the mass-market newspapers of Jolles's day. In turning to mass media, Jolles followed in the footsteps of the art historian Aby Warburg, whose Mnemosyne Atlas (1924-29) similarly juxtaposed mass-media images from newspapers with works of art from earlier historical periods. |nel| elb| aey| joa| gzb| ktz| mif| jio| cha| xxz| top| rkn| rsi| per| pst| yra| syq| zki| wvi| twe| mkz| vlt| djj| feh| laa| ams| rwp| mfa| vgu| rey| atf| gub| eif| wmw| csn| tey| pjj| vny| gty| ktm| epu| rae| gzn| wtt| mjr| kpz| thy| mxu| aew| atr|