Seeing his task as the renewal of the lost unity of science, art, and religion, Rudolf Steiner created in the worldview he called Anthroposophy a new, cognitive scientific and religious art, the implications of which--recognized by such divergent artists as Wassily Kandinsky and Joseph Beuys--are only now becoming fully apparent. includes a comprehensive, thought-provoking introduction of more than a hundred pages by Michael Howard, who writes: introduces a new way of thinking about, looking at, and creating art.