The Origin of the Work of Art - Wikipedia
Heidegger's Aesthetics (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
Heidegger's Aesthetics (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
PDF) The Problem of Agency in Heidegger's Interpretation of Van Gogh | Ingvild Torsen - Academia.edu
PDF) Vincent van Gogh's A Pair of Shoes: An Attempt at an Interpretation | Jan Zacharias - Academia.edu
How useful is Heidegger's Origin of the Work of Art for art criticism? (Part 1) – An und für sich
History of Western Art, Architecture, and Design: Van Gogh's Pair of Shoes
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Van Gogh's Shoes and Japan | Doppiozero
What if Heidegger used Fountain instead of van Gogh's Shoes to launch the Origin of a Work of Art?' | Toutfait Marcel Duchamp Online journal
Negativity in the Heart of Nature: A Study of Art of Vincent Van Gogh through Hegel, Nietzsche, and Heidegger: Journal of Aesthetics and Phenomenology: Vol 7, No 2
How useful is Heidegger's Origin of the Work of Art for art criticism? (Part 1) – An und für sich
On Martin Heidegger's The Origin of the Work of Art | by The Dangerous Maybe | Medium
Heidegger Meets Van Gogh: Art, Freedom and Technology
Van Gogh, Leather Clogs. Arles (F 607), 1888. Amsterdam, Van Gogh... | Download Scientific Diagram
Great Critics and Their Ideas: Martin Heidegger - ArtReview
Van Gogh's Shoes and Japan | Doppiozero
Van Gogh, Three Pairs of Shoes. Paris, 1886. Courtesy of the Fogg Art... | Download Scientific Diagram
BORROWED SHOES - Artforum International
Le Van Gogh de Heidegger et le Velazquez de Foucault. Une reflexion sur deux erreurs philosophiques
BORROWED SHOES - Artforum International
Peasant Shoes My Foot Oil Painting By Richard Barone | absolutearts.com
Shoes, Vincent van Gogh, Oil on canvas, 1888 : r/Art
Van Gogh's Tight Shoes: Derrida Unshoes Heidegger and Schapiro
Part III, Chapter VII
