Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p 1. Introduction: Truth, goodness, and beauty ; The new age ; The close of the reformation age ; Protestant negation of the arts ; Catholic acceptance of modernism ; The art of worship the all-comprehending art ; Proposals for examining the connections of art and religion, historical, psychological, and practical ; Proposals of liturgical principles and materials ; Proposals for architectural style, tone, significance, and tendencies ; Current writings about the new age -- 2. An age described by its art: No satisfactory art in a nondescript age ; The arts born of the national and time spirit ; The relations of art to unifies life ; The youth, size, and complexity of American life ; The coming description -- 3. The unity of religion and art: Religion the source of primitive arts ; Religion the principal subject matter of historic art ; The inner identity of the mystic and aesthetic experience ; The demand for unity in composition and in reality ; The feeling of satisfaction derived from beauty and from being the creativity of art and of religion. }
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- catalog description "1. Introduction: Truth, goodness, and beauty ; The new age ; The close of the reformation age ; Protestant negation of the arts ; Catholic acceptance of modernism ; The art of worship the all-comprehending art ; Proposals for examining the connections of art and religion, historical, psychological, and practical ; Proposals of liturgical principles and materials ; Proposals for architectural style, tone, significance, and tendencies ; Current writings about the new age -- 2. An age described by its art: No satisfactory art in a nondescript age ; The arts born of the national and time spirit ; The relations of art to unifies life ; The youth, size, and complexity of American life ; The coming description -- 3. The unity of religion and art: Religion the source of primitive arts ; Religion the principal subject matter of historic art ; The inner identity of the mystic and aesthetic experience ; The demand for unity in composition and in reality ; The feeling of satisfaction derived from beauty and from being the creativity of art and of religion".
- catalog tableOfContents "1. Introduction: Truth, goodness, and beauty ; The new age ; The close of the reformation age ; Protestant negation of the arts ; Catholic acceptance of modernism ; The art of worship the all-comprehending art ; Proposals for examining the connections of art and religion, historical, psychological, and practical ; Proposals of liturgical principles and materials ; Proposals for architectural style, tone, significance, and tendencies ; Current writings about the new age -- 2. An age described by its art: No satisfactory art in a nondescript age ; The arts born of the national and time spirit ; The relations of art to unifies life ; The youth, size, and complexity of American life ; The coming description -- 3. The unity of religion and art: Religion the source of primitive arts ; Religion the principal subject matter of historic art ; The inner identity of the mystic and aesthetic experience ; The demand for unity in composition and in reality ; The feeling of satisfaction derived from beauty and from being the creativity of art and of religion".