Basic introduction on art appreciation

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Art

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Humanities
 From Latin humanus
 Human, cultured, and refined
 Refers to the arts

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Arts
Visual art
Music
Dance
Theater/Drama
Literature

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Art
 Oldest and most important means of
expression
 Like love, is not easy to define
 Every age, there is always art

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Aesthetetics
 Forms and psychological forms of
art

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FormsofArt

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VisualArt
 Perceive through our eyes

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Music
 Combining and regulating sounds
of varying pitch

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Dance
 Use of human body

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TheaterorDrama
 Re-enacting the joys and problems
of life

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Motionpicture
 Combination of art forms

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Play
 A form of literature

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Opera
 Drama set to music

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Whattheartshavein
common?
emotions

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AnArtist

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Artist
Exceptional
skills
Sensitive
and more
creative
Interpret
ideas into
artistic form

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Twokindsofartists
 Creators
 Performers

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FunctionsofArt

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Spoliarium, Juan Luna, 1884

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Assist us in rituals

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Reflects customs

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Gives us pictures
of deities

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Serves and/or
commemorate the
dead

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Glorifies the power
of the state ad its
rules

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Celebrates war,
conquest, peace

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Means for protest

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Promotes cohesion

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Record the likeness of individuals
and the context in which the
individuals exist

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Educate us

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Entertains

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