The View That the Aesthetic Properties of an Art Object

question 59

Multiple Choice

The view that the aesthetic properties of an art object are solely in the eye of the beholder is known as

• A) objectivism.
• B) subjectivism.
• C) formalism.
• D) expressionism.

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