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The document discusses the definitions of art, craft, and design. It defines art as creations by artists using mediums like drawing, painting, or sculpture. Art is usually categorized into four subjects: still-life representations like fruit bowls, portraits or self-portraits of people, landscapes of natural scenes, and abstract art using color and form in non-representational ways. Examples of famous artworks are provided for each category.
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