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Which are the three classical branches of visual art in the Western tradition?
Which are the three classical branches of visual art in the Western tradition?
- Painting, sculpture, and architecture (correct)
- Ceramics, textiles, and jewelry making
- Collage, installation art, and performance art
- Drawing, photography, and printmaking
In the 17th century, how was art differentiated from crafts or sciences?
In the 17th century, how was art differentiated from crafts or sciences?
- Art was separated from acquired skills in general (correct)
- Art was defined as an expression of emotional power
- Aesthetic considerations became paramount
- Art was inclusive of literature, music, and film
What is included in a broader definition of the arts?
What is included in a broader definition of the arts?
- Crafts, sciences, and technology
- Sculpture, painting, and architecture
- Theatre, dance, and literature
- Film, interactive media, and music (correct)
When did the fine arts become separated from acquired skills in general?
When did the fine arts become separated from acquired skills in general?
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What was the nature of art prior to the 17th century?
What was the nature of art prior to the 17th century?
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Classical Branches of Visual Art
- The three classical branches of visual art in the Western tradition are painting, sculpture, and architecture.
Differentiation of Art
- In the 17th century, art was differentiated from crafts or sciences in that art was considered an intellectual pursuit, while crafts and sciences were seen as manual or practical activities.
Broad Definition of the Arts
- A broader definition of the arts includes not only visual arts, but also music, poetry, drama, and other creative pursuits.
Separation of Fine Arts
- The fine arts became separated from acquired skills in general during the 17th century, with art being seen as a distinct and elevated pursuit.
Nature of Art Prior to 17th Century
- Prior to the 17th century, art was not distinguished from other skills or crafts, and was often considered a divine or sacred pursuit.
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