Roger Fry is a well-known formalistic critic in the early 20th century. He advocates for independent "intuitive" appreciation of art and also using "pure artistic form" as the highest artistic standard. The biggest contribution that Fry has for artistic appreciation is providing a puristic appreciation of art which allows art to be independent of "social" value. It also inspires an appropriate attitude to appreciate "image" art and this helps to return art back to art itself. This also ensures the independenceof art and characteristics of appreciation of art. Furthermore, this perspective also make it easier for the dissemenation and acceptance of abstract art. However, although Fry advocates having "image" independent of social content, what "pure image" means was not explained. Also, his way of defining is based on appreciative affection and image which prevent clear cut appreciation standards. Therefore, his perspective cannot solve the problem of how to judge whether an art is beautiful or not and good or bad.