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14 December, 21:30

How do fine arts differ from applied arts

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    The term 'fine art" is used to refer to art that has no outside purpose, and applied art' is used for beautiful things that are designed for a useful purpose.

    Examples of 'fine art' might be a symphony, ballet or religious painting Examples of 'applied art' might be beautiful furniture or architecture
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