Abstract
MARTIN—The workshop led me to mechanics, and mechanics to physics, and physics back to metaphysics. The real world, as they call it, I found was nothing but a web spun out of the stuff of thought.STUART—That means, I suppose, what I have always thought, that you were meant to be a metaphysician.MARTIN—Alas, no! For the speculative, as fast, tosses me back to the practical …“KLEE supports his subtle and none too stalwart gifts on the consoling prop of the non-visual, according to Forbes Watson. Herbert Read describes him as escaping to the world of memory-residues and disconnected images because it is the world of fantasy, of fairy tales and myths. Professor Read admires Klee's art and Mr. Watson does not, but the sense of what they are saying is the same. It is also quite untrue.
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