What defines the nature of art and beauty? Entering a realm neglected by medieval thinkers, Jacques Maritain crafts a groundbreaking Catholic philosophy of the fine arts. In Chapter Ten, Jason West illuminates Maritain’s view of creative intuition, the intellect’s role in aesthetic pleasure, and the purpose of mark making. Dive into the ways artistic expression connects human creativity with the divine.
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