What Was Abstract Art?

Critical Inquiry 29 (1):1-24 (2002)
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reprint Pippin, Robert (2007) "What was abstract art? (From the point of view of hegel)". In Houlgate, Stephen, Hegel and the Arts, pp. 1-24: Northwestern University Press (2007)

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