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  1. 5. The art style that seeks to depict subjects in their precise visual reality without idealization, embellishment, or artificial stylization is
  2. 6. The main idea, subject matter, or essence that is directly represented or depicted in an artwork is referred to as it
  3. 8. Art that depicts objects or subjects clearly identifiable from real life, even with varying degrees of abstraction, is called Objective or __________ Art.
  4. 9. A skilled craft worker who produces practical, handcrafted functional outputs such as pottery, weaving, or wood carving is known as an
  5. 12. An artistic method of presenting a subject where the form is stretched, protracted, or extended beyond normal proportions is known as
  6. 14. Kant The German Enlightenment philosopher who wrote 'Observations on the Feelings of the Beautiful and the Sublimely' and viewed beauty as a matter of taste is
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  1. 1. The 20th-century art movement influenced by Freudian psychology that explores the subconscious mind, dreams, and irrational juxtapositions is
  2. 2. Presenting the subject where the artist moves away from the reality.definiteness In his work Poetics, Aristotle stated that the universal elements of beauty are manifested by order, symmetry, and
  3. 3. Emphasized strong, vibrant color and bold brushstrokes over realistic or representational qualities
  4. 4. Art that has no direct reference to any recognizable object in the real world and relies entirely on color, line, and composition is called Non-objective or __________ Art.
  5. 7. An anti-art movement whose name means 'hobby horse' and aimed to shock or provoke viewers by creating nonsensical and rebellious works is
  6. 10. An artistic technique that cuts, hacks, lacerates, or mutilates the main subject to express deep psychological horror or despair is
  7. 11. The philosophical study of art, beauty, taste, and the creation and appreciation of fine arts is known asExpressionism The goal of this art is to evoke intense moods, artists distort shapes, exaggerate forms, and use jarring, vibrant colors
  8. 13. Derived from the Latin word 'sars' or 'artis', this term broadly refers to anything artificially made or composed by human hands.