The physical and visible characteristics inherent in works of art.

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The meaning is derived from the art itself.

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It is the philosophical argument about the nature of beauty.

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The knowledge resides in the emotions and thoughts of the viewer.

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An/A _____ view is one that focuses on the object’s physical characteristics as the main source of information.

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A traditional role of visual art is to define our self and our surroundings.

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_____ capture the accuracy of physical characteristics but the very best also transfer a sense of an individual’s unique personality.

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_____ give us detailed information about our natural and human made surroundings; things like location, architecture, time of day, year or season plus other physical information such as geological elements and the plants and animals within a particular region.

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The traditional mediums of painting and drawing are still used to record much of the world around us.

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This role is more utilitarian than others. It includes textiles and product design, decorative embellishments to the items we use everyday and all the aesthetic considerations that create a more comfortable, expressive environment.

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