Art, asked by jhonarald, 5 months ago

what is the similarities between art imitation and art representation?

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Answered by raginikri2007

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In representational theory, art is defined by its ability to represent reality. This does not mean that art must always imitate reality, but it must in some form (even through abstraction) depict reality. Thus, the foundational relationship between humans and art is one of perception, not emotion.

Answered by pewaushmariyah

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Answer: In representational theory, art is defined by its ability to represent reality. This does not mean that art must always imitate reality, but it must in some form (even through abstraction) depict reality. Thus, the foundational relationship between humans and art is one of perception, not emotion.

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