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Aesthetics

the relations of lines and colours that arouse aesthetic emotion, held to be common to all true art.

In aesthetics, significant form refers to the relations of lines and colours that arouse aesthetic emotion, held to be common to all true art. This meaning comes from Bell (1914) in Art.[1]

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  1. Bell, C. (1914). Art. Chatto & Windus. Open Library record

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