Leo TolstoyWhere there has been true science, art has always been its exponent.
About This Quote
Someone who knows the difference between science and art says this. If you know the difference between science and art, it is easy for you to say that art has always been its exponent. The definition of science is the study of the physical world, while art is the study of non-physical things. The world of science is based on what is observable, while the world of art is based on what cannot be observed.
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