Who will argue that the destruction of the frail canvas is the destruction of these conceptions?
Orange Jacobs: “Who will argue that the destruction of the frail canvas is the destruction of these conceptions?”
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Here, Jacobs challenges the notion that the destruction of a physical artwork equates to the loss of the ideas it represents, advocating for the permanence of artistic concepts.
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