ABSTRACT
This interrelationship, moreover, reveals itself in a dynamic process in which each and every art medium organically affects and is affected by the others. An artist is to a large extent conditioned by the dom inant intellectual and aesthetic forces of his own culture. Perhaps for this reason it might be said that such a thing as purely ‘personal’ art is impossible. Though it is true that the looser the cohesion between individuals in society the less com munal and hence more individualistic will be the artist’s product (1).