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What did the word 'ars' mean in Medieval Latin?
What did the word 'ars' mean in Medieval Latin?
- A study of beauty
- Any special form of book learning (correct)
- Producing something useful using bare hands
- Craftsmanship devoid of intonations
What did the word 'art' mean in the Ancient World?
What did the word 'art' mean in the Ancient World?
- Any special form of book learning
- Craftsmanship devoid of intonations
- Producing something useful using bare hands (correct)
- A study of beauty
When did the idea of aesthetics begin to unfold distinctly from technical workmanship?
When did the idea of aesthetics begin to unfold distinctly from technical workmanship?
- 17th Century (correct)
- 18th Century
- Renaissance Period
- Ancient World
How did the concept of art evolve by the 18th century?
How did the concept of art evolve by the 18th century?
What does art embody according to the text?
What does art embody according to the text?
What was art defined as within the realm of functional crafts prior to the Renaissance?
What was art defined as within the realm of functional crafts prior to the Renaissance?
Art in the ancient world was solely related to creating items for everyday use.
Art in the ancient world was solely related to creating items for everyday use.
During the Renaissance, the word 'art' regained its original meaning of craftsmanship.
During the Renaissance, the word 'art' regained its original meaning of craftsmanship.
In the 17th century, aesthetics began to be distinguished from technical workmanship.
In the 17th century, aesthetics began to be distinguished from technical workmanship.
In Medieval Latin, 'ars' referred to the study of beauty.
In Medieval Latin, 'ars' referred to the study of beauty.
By the 18th century, the word 'art' was used to differentiate between fine arts and useful arts.
By the 18th century, the word 'art' was used to differentiate between fine arts and useful arts.
Contemporary art has always been practiced as fine art since ancient times.
Contemporary art has always been practiced as fine art since ancient times.
