Egon Friedell Quote

The artist's view of the world and mankind is that which seeks as far as possible to lose itself in its object, illuminating it not from the outside by some light foreign to it, but from within, deriving light from its own core.


Introduction. book 1. Renaissance and reformation: from the black death to the thirty years war (ed. 1930)


The artist's view of the world and mankind is that which seeks as far as possible to lose itself in its object, illuminating it not from the outside...

The artist's view of the world and mankind is that which seeks as far as possible to lose itself in its object, illuminating it not from the outside...

The artist's view of the world and mankind is that which seeks as far as possible to lose itself in its object, illuminating it not from the outside...

The artist's view of the world and mankind is that which seeks as far as possible to lose itself in its object, illuminating it not from the outside...