IN DORIAN GRAY. Novel 5. What does he say about the painting regarding these issues?

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Supremacy of Youth and Beauty

The first principle of aestheticism, the philosophy of art by which Oscar Wilde lived, is that art serves no other purpose than to offer beauty. Throughout The Picture of Dorian Gray, beauty reigns.

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