The Arts Today
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| *[[Louis MacNeice]] on Poetry. | *[[Louis MacNeice]] on Poetry. | ||
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The Arts Today (1935) is a book edited by Geoffrey Grigson.
It features eight essays
- W H Auden writes on Psychology and Art
- Louis MacNeice on Poetry.
- Geoffrey Grigson on "painting and sculpture"
On 'biomorphism' in "painting and sculpture"
See also
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