Ernest
Gombrich believed that an artwork is not in the eye of the beholder but in the
eye of an artist. He also believed that art reflected on different dispositions
of the painter such as its different emphasis. Gombrich analyzed paintings
through personal style, style of the period, choice and availability of, tools
used, and its medium. Its personal style deflected off of its temperament of
the artist, personality, and selected preferences. According to the tools used you would see
different things. With a pencil in hand the artist will see lines, and with a
brush in hand the artist will see different masses.
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