Beauty Philosophy of Art

What are the three characteristics of beauty?
(A, B, C)

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A characteristic of beauty which dates back from the Pythagoreans, involves the
relationship of the parts to the whole.

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Proportions of architecture is interpreted as _____, while music is _____. Both evokes ______.

(A, B, C)

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A characteristic of beauty that an object should have everything that it ought to have. It is otherwise known as completeness or wholeness, seen in the structure with its requisite parts in place.

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A characteristic of beauty that reveals the ontological reality of a given object or its nature of being; when something shows the true essence or nature of an object, or how it exists.

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It permeates the concept of art.

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This approach have the same discriminatory sense in two or more persons in aesthetics.

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The ability thinking of an audience to discriminate at sensory level is the tool for examining art.

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In this approach to art, an artworks form is brought by fundamental elements such as color, line, shape, texture and so on.

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Formalist thinking comprises this thing to to examine and analyze artworks. Where they would consider the same elements in judging a painting or a sculpture’s value, citing the ability of the artist to achieve a balance in the composition.

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