| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - When the resourcefulness of discursive Reason, and the rules involved -- the secondary rules -- are used as instruments of creative intuition, they compose the indispensable arsenal of prudence, shrewdness and cleverness of the life of Art. It is at this flair and patient guile that Degas pointed, when he said: A painting is a thing which requires as much cunning, rascality and viciousness as the
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