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Is a subject based aesthetic applies to work that is realistic in its portrayal of the subject?
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Yes, a subject-based aesthetic can apply to work that is realistic in its portrayal of the subject. The aesthetic can focus on the significance, themes, emotions, or message conveyed by the subject matter, even if it is depicted realistically. The artistic choices made in composition, style, and presentation can still contribute to the overall aesthetic appeal.
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