Ästhetik und allgemeine Kunstwissenschaft : in den Grundzügen dargestellt
Ästhetik und allgemeine Kunstwissenschaft is a German academic treatise on aesthetics and the general science of art by Max Dessoir, published in Stuttgart by F. Enke in 1906 for scholars and students of philosophy and art. Its plates include a painted Adam and Eve, a line drawing of figures in a row with a trestle, a stylised black ornamental beast, and a pencil sketch of a horse and rider. The ornamental beast and the figure sketches offer a designer clear examples of interlace-like silhouette and loose gestural line.
