[audiobook] Phenomenology of the Visual Arts (even the frame) by Paul Crowther at Arts-Photography

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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful. the most comprehensive philosophy of the visual arts - ever...By AlethiaOn the cover of Phenomenology of the Visual Arts - James Elkins says something about this being the most systematic phenomenology of the visual arts. Rest assured its more than that - its the most comprehensive philosophy of the visual arts ever written by anyone. Everything from drawing to digital is in there. and whats more is that Crowther concentrates on whats embodied in the visual work itself - instead of the usual emphasis on theory that remains stuck on reception.