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Originality of the innovator and the other Matisse as an example

أصالة المبدع و الآخر ماتيس Matisse النحات مثالا

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 Publication date 2014
  fields Fine Arts
and research's language is العربية
 Created by Shamra Editor




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This study introduces a set of explanations on originality and on what revolves around the openness of the innovator to the others' culture, when inspiration is no longer found in the surrounding and the road has become blocked. However, reality-rejection spirit drives an artist to look for new ideas away from repeated and prevalent aesthetics and pushes him to search for salvation. Matisse has found salvation through his openness to other world cultures and civilizations, especially the Islamic Arab civilization from which he extracted themes going with his originaelity. The title of this study has required as to deal briefly with four issues: 1- West And East and the crisis of the western art. 2- Some aesthetic features of Islamic Arab art. 3- Who is Matisse. 4- Matisse on the in-between isthmus.



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غليك، جايمس: نظرية الفوضى، علم اللامتوقع، دار . الساقي، بيروت، طبعة أولى، 2008
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