Our perception of the style of a given work of art is always charged with an awareness of the work'shistoricity, its place in a chronology. Style belongs to the world of the profane, while Form is a pretender to the altar of the sacred. Penny Benda Le style c'est l'homme meme. You wouldn't say an axe handle has style to it. But it has no style because it has no mistakes.
Style reflects one's idiosyncracies.
Proper words in proper places make the true definition of a style . Spinoza Every art technique has a social context. As society changes, techniques change, along with the media of the arts and the modes of recording experience. So a style becomes an index to the structure of the contemporary consciousness and to the prevailing attitude toward experience in this contemporary world. It is difficult for styles to become static without deteriorating or distintegrating.