Philosopher John Ruskin argued that art is a matter of the utmost seriousness, intimately linked to morality, contrary to Nietzsche’s belief that art is autonomous and superior to morality. Ruskin published Modern Painters in 1843.
Philosopher John Ruskin argued that art is a matter of the utmost seriousness, intimately linked to morality, contrary to Nietzsche’s belief that art is autonomous and superior to morality. Ruskin published Modern Painters in 1843.