"The mind or the eye, brought face to face with a number of disconnected and apparently different facts, ideas, shapes, sounds or objects, is bothered and uneasy; the moment that some central conception is offered or discovered by which they all fall into order, so that their due relation to one another can be perceived and the whole grasped, there is a sense of relief and pleasure which is very intense." [~Felix Clay,
The Origin of the Sense of Beauty, p. 95.]
quoted by Ludovici in
Nietzsche and Art
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