Created on 2024-02-06

The image presented is a photograph of a handwritten note with a sketch. The note includes a brief description about art. The text, written in black ink and cursive handwriting, reads: "130507 Color Tintion [sic] - Frequences [sic] are Visual Terms of Experience as The Reality of Art as in direct proportion to The clarity and precision of the Visualisation [sic] of Ideas and Emothions [sic] in these Terms. The sense Born Terms as Real is The exclucive [sic] Quality of Experience called Art" The note also contains judgments about art's clarity, precision, and visualization. The sketch illustrates a vertical feature, possibly a doorway or a structure, with components such as shading, texture, and a grid-like pattern to the right side of the sketch. Near the middle of the right side, there is an element that resembles a cup or some sort of container attached to the object. Note: The text contains several spelling errors, which have been replicated as written and indicated with "[sic]".

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a handwritten note or document. It contains text and some simple drawings or sketches. The text discusses concepts related to visual terms and the realization of art, mentioning that color, position, and sequences are visual terms with experiential qualities. The note suggests that the understanding of art is an intense historical process tied to the clarity and precision of the visual lexicon of ideas and emotions. The sense of the terms used is described as being the exclusive quality of an experience called "art."