4 Quotes by Bonta

The philosophy of a critic or historian can be described not only in terms of what he perceives, but also in terms of what he fails to see.

Forms become meaningful not only because of contrast with other forms, but also because of similarity to certain forms that carry the same meaning.

A Mannerist designer would attack the linguistic convention not by avoiding the use of the signal, but by misusing it notoriously.

Significant events of the past are subject to reinterpretation every few generations.