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What is the dual meaning of "art hides his art"?

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Ket [755]1 year ago

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The meaning of the phrase "art hides his art" is that he believed that the statue he has created

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is a piece of his art but what the statue holds for its self is also art, however, just because it does not have life the art it holds can not been seen.

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