If you plan to bring truffles home, don't look for visual perfection.
The elaborate, contrived lushness of the 18th century Rococo Queen, like a creation by Jean-Honoré Fragonard (3), meets the 20th century's benchmark for visual perfection in Monet's late 19th century water lilies.
He was much influenced by the works of the earlier Brescian school, particularly those of G.P. Maggini, whom he followed in the boldness of outline and the massive construction that aim at the production of tone, rather than visual perfection of form.
"We had to promote the notion of playability rather than visual perfection," Carlson said.
I guess it would be kind of a trip to hit puberty and become interested in girls while simultaneously developing an obsession with the "visual perfection" of the male form, but come on, Arnold, gay men are occasionally employed by businesses too.
The designer considered the real value of this chair not in its comfort of use (behavioural design) and its visual perfection (visual design), but in it being a masterpiece.
Visual perfection is an integral aim of top-level ballet, while it's just one of the glorious by-products of top-level football.
He is gigantic and terrifying, truly a creature of nightmares (there is a climactic moment of the dragon standing in front of fire that made me laugh out loud at its sheer visual perfection).
Hence Addison's fundamental idea comes to this, apparently: taste judges what the imagination represents; the perfections that taste discerns with pleasure are perfections that things have as objects of visual representation.
So is letting go of the pursuit of perfection.
