Comparison of Natural Beauty and Artistic Beauty in the Philosophy of Aquinas

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Rezaeian Narjes; Amin Khandaqi Javad

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Journal: Ayeneh Ma‘refat Year:2024 | Volume:24 | Issue:3 Page(s): 63-78

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Title

Comparison of Natural Beauty and Artistic Beauty in the Philosophy of Aquinas

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Rezaeian Narjes | Amin Khandaqi Javad | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

AestheticsQ4

artistic beautyQ4

natural beautyQ4

Thomas AquinasQ4

Abstract

The main goal of this research is to explain the relationship between artistic and natural beauty from Aquinas' point of view. This study is fundamental type and its nature is explanatory-analytical. Information is collected using the library method and qualitative analysis. This research shows that in both types, we are facing tangible beauty. Both beauties are imperfect and a reflection of the perfect beauty of God. natural beauty is without human intervention and artistic beauty is without human intervention. God is the cause of natural beauty. artistic beauty is not the creation of the face, but the representation or transformation of the face. natural beauty is superior to artistic beauty; because the principle as a measure of beauty is nature, and artistic beauty is somehow derived from natural beauty. Beauty criteria (harmony, proportion, clarity, and perfection) are current in natural and artistic beauty. Aquinas' view of natural beauty is descriptive.

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