Art (n.) like any product creates its own public, an audience able to enjoy beauty.
Art's (n.) object, like every other product, creates a public which is sensitive to art and enjoys beauty.
Art (n.) makes its own audience, like every product: the art object creates a public able to feel art and enjoy beauty.
Art (n.) of the wild kind is not lent by a radiant God; it leaps to the brain from Hell's black mists.
Art (n.) at its height need not track the development of society: some great forms, like the epic, are possible only at a low stage of art itself.
Art (n.) can flower out of all proportion to the society beneath it — the Greeks, Shakespeare — and some forms, like the epic, are possible only before art becomes an industry of its own.