H.W. Janson discusses the issue of style and notes first, "The meaning, or content, of art is inseparable from its formal qualities, its style" (Janson 23). He then defines style: "In the visual arts, style means the particular way in which the forms that make up any given work of art are chosen and fitted together" (Janson 24). He also notes that it can sometimes be difficult for the observer to make the necessary connection between style a
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