Art in Its Own Terms: Selected Criticism, 1935-1975
Fairfield Porter's 'Art in Its Own Terms: Selected Criticism, 1935-1975' gathers essays that delve into the core of artistic creation. Spanning four decades, these writings highlight Porter's commitment to evaluating art by its own standards, providing enduring insights for enthusiasts and scholars alike.
About This Book
Fairfield Porter's 'Art in Its Own Terms' compiles his selected writings on art from 1935 to 1975, presenting a thoughtful examination of artistic principles and practices.
Through these pieces, Porter engages with the essence of art, emphasizing its intrinsic qualities and the critic's role in understanding creative works.
This collection spans key periods in modern art history, capturing Porter's evolving perspectives on aesthetics and cultural developments.
Readers gain access to Porter's discerning voice, which prioritizes art's self-defined merits over external impositions.
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