уметност

уметност

In the usage of this website, any human activity requiring consciously applied skills, and/or material objects or events considered specifically as embodiments of such skills. Art history is the practice of establishing the relevant conditions under which artworks have been produced, and the relations that artworks have borne to the conditions of their production and subsequent reception.

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Education; SAT vocabulary

A critical judge of art, especially one with thorough knowledge and sound judgment of art.

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Art history; Visual arts

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Art history; Visual arts

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Art history; Visual arts

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Art history; Visual arts

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Art history; Visual arts

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