Mind and Will in Art and Crime Debate
Dr Sylvanus Duvall questions if chemical changes drive creativity and crime. Sociologist Mason cites surveys of commercial artists and women students showing four of five defend earnings as enabling true art, while some claim women’s discomfort or mood swings influence their work. Renowned painters Gainsborough and Van Dyke are cited as artists who painted for money.
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Sylvanus Duvall
Mason
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Gainsborough
van Dyke
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