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non-obˈjective, a.
[non- 3.]
Not objective; spec. in art = abstract A. 4 d. Hence non-obˈjectivism, non-obˈjectivist, non-objecˈtivity.
1905W. James in Jrnl Philos., Psychol. & Sci. Methods II. 286 That..is enough to save them from being classed as absolutely non-objective. 1936Amer. Mag. of Art Mar. 154 (heading) Non-objectivity at Charleston. 1936Design June 13 (heading) Definition of non-objective painting. 1937H. Read Art & Society vii. 260 A heightened sensibility to the purity of form..can best be induced and refined by the creation and appreciation of non-objective works of art. 1946D. D. Runes Encycl. Arts 680/1 The non-objectivist used his medium, line and color..to create freely following his intuition. 1952Time 16 June 61 He enjoys swimming against the current of non-objectivism. 1958Times 24 Nov. (Canada Suppl.) p. xvi/6 In our contracting world few countries can escape the impact of the international artistic trend towards non-objectivity. 1959Listener 3 Dec. 980/2 The non-objectivist Alexander Rodchenko painted three canvases, one red, one blue, one yellow, and announced ‘the death of art’. 1960E. H. Gombrich Art & Illusion viii. 286 Even nonobjective art derives some of its meaning and effects from the habits and mental sets we acquired in learning to read representations. 1962J. Söderlind in F. Behre Contrib. Eng. Syntax 110 Non⁓objective of-groups offer some difficulties. |