Genre is a term used in the world of arts to represent a class of creative works that reveal certain key characteristic. Different works of art are classified into different genres depending on their characteristics and uniqueness. Therefore, genre is very much essential when it comes to defining, describing and typifying various works of art. Different forms of art are therefore placed in different classes depending on their characteristics. Genre has been of significant importance to different forms of art. For instance, in sculpture, architecture and two-dimensional art, genre enables people to differentiate the three forms since they are very much interlinked (Elizabeth, 2000). For instance, both sculpture and the architecture are three dimensional.
Besides, sculpture and the two dimensional art come in different dimensions but they still share many features. For instance, they are both painted and one cannot classify them on this basis. Genre therefore ensures that the conspicuous differences are used in bringing out the difference. Consequently, using genre ensures that the characteristics which are not common are used in classifying the different forms of each of the above forms of art. This therefore unfolds the reality which may be unseen in art.
[...] He was able to achieve a lot in his writing through combining both Greek and Roman ideas in his work (Fernande, 1965). This therefore made a lot of people to be open-minded and think critically thus coming up with very good artistic ideas. These include; painting and drawing among others. References Fernande, O. (1965), Picasso and His Friends. New York, Random House. Elizabeth, C. (2000), A World History of Art. New York, Routledge. [...]
[...] He updated the two dimensional style of pre- renaissance drama (Elizabeth, 2000). His focus was mainly on creation of individuals with complexity in their psychology. A good example of this is the case of Hamlet. In his writing, he also put more emphasis on humanity thus creating some freedom to artists which increased their curiosity hence they explored the world around them with a lot of zeal. Besides, he explored all the characters in the society without considering who they were and what position they held in the society. [...]
[...] Influence of the genre on three of the visual or performing arts forms Genre is a term used in the world of arts to represent a class of creative works that reveal certain key characteristic. Different works of art are classified into different genres depending on their characteristics and uniqueness. Therefore, genre is very much essential when it comes to defining, describing and typifying various works of art. Different forms of art are therefore placed in different classes depending on their characteristics. [...]
[...] This is not only beneficial to them but also to the states they belong to. Two dimensional arts came to be through much effort of a Spanish painter known as Pablo Picasso. He was born in Spain where he spent for a short while but he later moved to France where he finally settled (Fernande, 1965). His father taught fine art in a school in Spain and he joined the same school his father was teaching. In addition, his father tutored him privately whereby he revealed his talent in art. [...]
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