FTP, name this 1849 work by Richard Wagner, laying out his idea of the eternal aesthetic.
This essay dedicated to Feuerbach contains a section on the shape of "Present Life, under the sway of Abstract thought and fashion." It begins "As man stands to nature, so stands art to man" and was followed a year later by its author's essay "Judaism in Music." FTP, name this 1849 work by Richard Wagner, laying out his idea of the eternal aesthetic.
This essay dedicated to Feuerbach contains a section on the shape of "Present Life, under the sway of Abstract thought and fashion.
“{Artwork of the Future}” (Das Kunstwerk der Zukunft – or any reasonable translation of that)