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Fine Art

Though paintings and sculptures are most often the first things that come to mind when fine art is mentioned, architecture, music, dance, photography, printmaking, and theater created for their beauty, rather than utility, are also fine art. Stroll on in to our Fine Art category to ask and answer questions about fine art in all its forms.

2,535 Questions

Who created tie dye?

Charles E. Pellow invented tie dye for kids, tweens, and teens and all other ages for that matter.

How many days a year does a judge work?

Federal Judges are appointed for life, Circuit Judges are elected to office for a 6 year term. This could vary by state.

Who is usher in Justin Bieber's life?

They both like each other, as friends, but they are two completely different artists!!

hope I helped!!

Is dance a fine art?

It most certainly is! It is one of the performing arts.

A mural is painted on what?

A mural is usually painted directly onto a wall. Murals can be found on interior or exterior walls, and are usually very large in area.

What is the history of animation?

The beginnings of animation date back to Paleolithic cave depicts of action. Early devices, such as the Magic Lantern in the mid-seventeenth century was an early demonstration of projected imagery. The first filmed animation occurred in 1900 with a feature called 'Enchanted Drawing.' By 1914, the cell technique was being used in filmed animation. The Fleischer brothers introduced rotoscoping in 1915. The first feature film was made in 1915, and was called 'Creation.' By 1920, the first animated character, Felix the Cat,' was also the first character to be merchandised. In 1923, the father of modern animation, Walt Disney introduced his first project, 'The Alice Comedies,' and by 1928, his ground breaking 'Steamboat Willie' was introduced.

What does relief collage mean?

A collage is an art form using materials that can be glued, nailed, stapled, or sewn down to a surface to make an image.

A relief collage is using this technique with three dimensional objects that form a relief surface.

A collage is normally a flat surface with usually flat materials that form an image. A relief collage is a three dimensional image.

What is the ragam for jana ga na mana?

The national anthem of India. India's National Anthem - Was it Tagore's intention to honor King George V and British Rule with this Song? - (Interview with Bhagwan S. Gidwani, Author of Return of the Aryans) Bhagwan S. Gidwani is a known author (The Sword of Tipu Sultan & Return of the Aryans, etc.); earlier he was Director General of Civil Aviation and Additional Director General of Tourism of Government of India; he served also as a Counsel for India at the International Court of Justice at the Hague; later as Director of the Legal Bureau of International Civil Aviation Organization (United Nations). He is based in Montreal, Canada In his interview, Gidwani said he had not recently seen the websites and other material to which I referred but he outright .ridiculed the assertions that Tagore had composed Jana Gana Mana originally to honor King George V and that the Song was intended to welcome the British emperor; or was meant to create continuing sense of loyalty to British rule in India. Gidwani added that there is record to show that, while handing over the Song, Gurudev Tagore had clearly said that it was intended to honor God and Gidwani saw not the slightest reason to doubt that statement. To him, Tagore's words meant far more than what hundreds of websites may carelessly report. Gidwani was satisfied that Jana Gana Mana was the soulful creation of Gurudev Rabindra Nath Tagore and was concerned with India's cultural & spiritual presentation and destiny - and, there was absolutely no truth in the frivolous hoax that Tagore's Jana Gana Mana was intended to honor King George V. As to petty remarks on various websites which may carry this canard, Bhagwan Gidwani quoted Gurudev Tagore's words: "I should only insult myself if I cared to answer those who consider me capable of such unbounded stupidity as to sing in praise of George the Fifth as the Eternal Charioteer leading the pilgrims on their journey through countless ages of the timeless history of mankind."

Gidwani is convinced beyond a shadow of doubt that Lord to which Jana Gana Mana is addressed, is the Bhagya Vidhata who is India`s eternal guiding spirit, and certainly not the temporal king of a colonial empire. In any case, the Song Jana Gana Mana is larger than the National Anthem and in that extended Song there are images of the Bhagya Vidhata who is also India`s eternal Mother - and surely Tagore knew that King George V was not a female.

As to the question that certain territories of India and even rivers that flow in India, do not find a mention in the National Anthem, Gidwani countered with questions: What do you think? Was Gurudev Tegore writing a geographical handbook or an encyclopedia? No! Please understand, there was no intent on the part of this greatest of our poets to write a soulless geographical directory but to create a soulful Song which the people of India accepted as the National Anthem and the constituent Assembly adopted it; and now with sheer lunacy, there are those who are asking the Supreme Court of India to reconstruct the National Anthem. Nowhere in the world has this task been performed by its courts and I cannot believe that the highest legal body in India would engage in such an act of lawlessness.

Quoting various experts, Gidwani pointed out how senseless was the bizarre accusation that Jana Mana Gana was inspired to honor the British King in 1911. If such a taint had attached to the Song, would Tagore have translated the Song into English, eight years later, in 1919, which was the year when Tagore had renounced his knighthood in protest over the massacre at Jallianawala Bagh, Amritsar.

According to Gidwani, those who make such baseless charges apparently know nothing of Gurudev's undying allegiance to India and his supreme sense of patriotism. The plain fact, according to Gidwani, is that in this great song, Jana Mana Gana, Tagore, enamored of the river-culture of India starts with Punjab (five rivers, or the land of five rivers), then Sindh(u) another river, also meaning ocean, Utkal and Bang- littoral provinces (of Bengal then), lapped by the ocean, and he ends with Jamuna-Ganga - who all commingle in the ocean (Jaladhi) and its waves (tarang). In one word Dravid, he refers to today`s all four southern states (Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala) abutting on the ocean.

Tagore was not writing geography, but a poem. He did not enumerate states. In any case, how can anyone contemplate correcting or amending someone else`s song - and in this case the song of our foremost poet and Nobel laureate..

Why was art important to the Greeks?

The Renaissance was shaped by humanism- the study of the classical antiquity/world - ancient Greek and Rome. ---- The Greco-Roman contribution to art lies in the fact that the art of the Renaissance was a rebirth of the art knowledge fron that time period that was lost during the Middle or Dark Ages. Renaissance art displays human figures with emotion and paints using perspective which was not used in the simple and symbolic art of the Middle Ages. Renaissance art advancement and that of every other branch of study improved because scholars, by the idea of humanism, studied lost and refound ancient manuscripts. ---- So paradoxically, Renaissance art improved by regressing previous times before the chaos that insued after the collapse of the Western Roman Empire (which led to the Dark/ Middle Ages).

What is closed form or open form in art work?

A sculpture that is not a solid mass is considered open form sculpture. It may have holes or empty areas within it, so that this open space becomes a part of the artwork. A closed form sculpture is solid and self-contained.

What is it called when an artist is paid for work to be done?

It depends on why the money is being given.

People who give money to artists because they support the work the artist is doing, while expecting nothing in return, are called Patrons of the Arts.

People who expect the money to be repaid, usually with interest, are called Angels.

People who are buying pieces of art, tickets to performances, etc., are called Clients, Customers, Theatergoers, Concertgoers or whatever applies to the kind of art it is.

What are the pictures called where there is one image but split up into three?

A triptych. Split into two is a diptych. The name applies where a single image extends across all panels, or separate images on each panel.

How did people react to fauvism?

When Pablo Picasso started creating his master pieces a lot of people had never seen anything like it so how do you think they reacted. They were amazed ,mostly horrified but soon found it comforting. Like many artist he was not born rich, but he worked he was there. His eye was not set on the money, but on his art. He had trouble and problems like every body else but he made some of the best paintings in many people's opinions.

What architect designed the Guggenheim museum?

The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York was designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright.

The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is located in Bilbao, Spain and was designed by architect Frank Gehry.

The Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, which will be built in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates, is going to be designed by Frank Gehry as well.

The Peggy Guggenheim Collection is located in Venice, Italy and is housed in the Palazzo Venier dei Leoni, an 18th century palace that was also the home of Peggy Guggenheim.

The architect and designer for the Guggenheim Helsinki in Helsinki, Finland has not yet been announced.

What is the difference between a formal art crititque and someones opinion of a work of art?

A formal critique will describe why the critic liked or disliked a work of art.

What is the difference between decorative art graphic art and fine art?

The difference between visual and dramatic arts is:

  • In visual arts you use your hands and skills
  • In dramatic arts you use your imagination to create a play, use your talent to act out a play or even use the skills you acquired to perform

Hope this helps you =)

Where can you find pictures of Apollo?

Click on the links to your right for some great shots from the first moon landing by Apollo 11. You can also go to this NASA website and select any of the Apollo flights 11 and up and find images there.

The ApolloArchive.com website has a lot of pictures, movies and other media files from all Apollo missions, even the pre-flight missions, and unmanned missions.

Go can also go to Google, search for "moon" and then click images.

See the related link ' Image Collection - Moon' to the left for photographs from the last Apollo mission.

What is a tearsheet?

Pages that a photographer would tear out of a magazine featuring actually work they have done. Example: Photographer takes pictures at the Annual Music Festival, submits them to magazine, and the magazine publishes them. Photographer then tears the pages featuring their work out of the magazine and puts in their own portfolio to show other potential employers/clients.

Who are the surrealists?

Alongside marx and freud the surrealists revered nicholas flamel and eliphas Levi among others and love revolution and magic formed their triple seed with dreams and love among their interests with their sole aim being to set free all those creative forces which are stifled by social alienation following the lead of marx and freud

What would you expect in a Gothic novel?

A woman is travelling alone on a dark road in a secluded area

Who Painted Le Dejeuner Sur L' Herbe?

The painting by Manet inspired Picasso's 'Le Demoiselles D'Avignon'. Both were very controversial pieces when first exhibited.

Can you explain different types of elements for art?

Artists use a language to describe certain aspects of art. There are six elements of art: Color, Line, Mass, Shape, Texture and Value (tones vary from dark to light, not monetary). These elements are present in every work of art.

What are some characteristics of modern art?

1.) the alignment with Freud's discoveries of the primacy of the unconscious 2.) a radical questioning of the process of representation 3.) the problematic status of the author and his authority-the author appears in the text 4.) the artist as dandy or anti-commercial radical 5.) the "new metropolitan cities", "transnational capitals", the "City of Strangers" 6.) art made by the restlessly mobile emigré or exile 7.) the non-natural status of language

What are the two kinds of proportion?

Direct proportion-is inicated when an increase in one another causes a corresponding increase in the other.




Indirect proprtion-is indicated when two quantities are related so that an increase in one causes a corresponding to increase in the other. vice versa.