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Art

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Art

Art is a term that describes a diverserange of human activities and theproducts of those activities, but is mostoften understood to refer to painting, film,photography, sculpture, and other visualmedia.

Many definitions of art have been

proposed by philosophers and others whohave characterized art in terms ofmimesis, expression, communication of

emotion, or other values.

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Painting

Painting is a mode of creativeexpression, and the forms arenumerous. Drawing, composition or

abstraction and other aesthetics mayserve to manifest the expressive andconceptual intention of thepractitioner. Paintings can benaturalistic and representational ,photographic, abstract, be loaded withnarrative content, symbolism, emotion

or be political in nature.

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Color

Color and tone are the essence ofpainting as pitch and rhythm are of music.Color is highly subjective, but has

observable psychological effects, althoughthese can differ from one culture to thenext. Black is associated with mourning inthe West, but in the East, white is. Some

painters, theoreticians, writers andscientists, including Goethe, Kandinsky,and Newton, have written their own color

theory.

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Rhythm

Rhythm is important in painting as wellas in music. If one defines rhythm as "apause incorporated into a sequence", thenthere can be rhythm in paintings. These

pauses allow creative force to interveneand add new creationsform, melody,coloration. The distribution of form, or anykind of information is of crucialimportance in the given work of art and itdirectly affects the esthetical value of thatwork.

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Fresco

Fresco is any of several related muralpainting types, done on plaster on walls orceilings. The word fresco comes from the

Italian word affresco, which derives fromthe Latin word for "fresh". Frescoes wereoften made during the Renaissance andother early time periods.

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Oil Oil painting is the process of paintingwith pigments that are bound with a

medium of drying oilespecially in earlymodern Europe, linseed oil.

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Oil paint eventually became theprincipal medium used for creatingartworks as its advantages becamewidely known. The transition began

with Early Netherlandish painting innorthern Europe, and by the height ofthe Renaissance oil paintingtechniques had almost completely

replaced tempera paints in themajority of Europe.

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Pastel

Pastel is a painting medium in the formof a stick, consisting of pure powderedpigment and a binder. The pigments usedin pastels are the same as those used to

produce all colored art media, including oilpaints; the binder is of a neutral hue andlow saturation. The color effect of pastels

is closer to the natural dry pigments thanthat of any other process.

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Bodypainting

Body painting is a form of body art.Unlike tattoo and other forms of body art,body painting is temporary, painted onto

the human skin, and lasts for only severalhours, or at most a couple of weeks. Bodypainting that is limited to the face isknown as face painting. Body painting is

also referred to as temporary tattoo.

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