This edition of the book tackles the topic of beauty.
In part one, we look at the connection between physical beauty and the human eye. Then we take a closer look at the physical characteristics of beauty, such as proportion and symmetry. Finally, we consider the various factors that make up beauty in art and architecture.
BENEFITS FOR TEACHERS
Finally, a book that makes the subject of beauty truly accessible! Whether in class or independent study, students will find this book engaging, informative, and useful.
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7 Comments on introducing beauty to students
Beauty is something that is hard to define in an objective sense. If you ask ten people what is beautiful and each gives you a different definition, you can see how it is that beauty becomes elusive. However, beauty is a form of art, in which certain things are pleasing to the eye. Consider a painting or photograph. Can you define beauty? If not,
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