THE WORLD OF THE ARTIST. MODERNIST AESTHETICS OF CREATION

The book "The World of the Artist. Modernist Aesthetics of Creation" is a fascinating journey into the minds of the creators of modernity. The author analyzes how artists such as Rainer Maria Rilke, Paul Cézanne, Auguste Rodin, Georg Simmel, Bruno Schulz, and Stanisław Witkiewicz and Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz perceived their identity and creative process. This is a must-read for anyone interested in art, philosophy, and the psychology of creativity.

• In-depth analysis of the work of modernists
• Moving testimonies from artists about the creative process
• Unique perspective on the identity of the artist in modernism
• Inspiring reading for art and philosophy lovers
• Hardcover edition ensuring durability
• Universitas Publishing House guarantees high editorial quality

This book is a collection of essays that analyze how modernist artists saw themselves and their role in society. The author focuses on the artists' narratives about the creative process, which result from their personal experience. Modernism gave rise to new forms and conventions of artists expressing themselves on the creative process and the identity of the creator, which makes this book particularly valuable to contemporary culture.

Universitas Publishing House, known for its scientific and humanities publications, presents readers with a well-researched and edited work. The hardcover ensures the durability of the book, and the careful edition ensures an aesthetic appearance. The book "The World of the Artist. Modernist Aesthetics of Creation" is a position that will surely satisfy every lover of contemporary literature and art.

This publication is not only a theoretical analysis, but also an attempt to understand the artist as a human being. The author analyzes letters, diaries and other texts of artists to understand how they saw their life and work. This allows the reader to gain a deeper understanding of the motivations and inspirations of artists, as well as to understand how modernism influenced their work.