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Volume 41 • Number 1

Spring 2007



 


Commentary


A Picture Is a Patchwork of Color Laid Out in a Private Space in Which Lie Flat Imitations of Life


The fish to be fried has an ontological head, an epistemic belly, and an aesthetic tail. A picture is a patchwork of color laid out in a private space in which lie flat imitations of life. Such a patchwork constitutes a make-believe visual field. I roll out this suggestion under the following headings: Intention, Form and Content, Ontology, Picture Space, Make-believe, Photography, and Resemblance (see Figure 1).


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