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Is it true that the experience of the perceiver refers to what an onlooker or listener undergoes when he perceives the work of art

Is it true that the experience of the perceiver refers to what an onlooker or listener undergoes when he perceives the work of art
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Is it true that the experience of the perceiver refers to what an onlooker or listener undergoes when he perceives the work of art

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As the judgement of all painting styles

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