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is the process of using formal analysis, description, and interpretation to evaluate or explain the quality and meaning of art. 

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revolutionized his paintings through the use of color. 

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When we art we are making judgements based on values and beliefs. 

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The hype associated with the art market is not a good measure for the of art. 

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was an early art critic that put forth the notion that art evolved toward new forms much like science progressed. 

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Dong Qichang divided painting into two schools, Northern and Southern. 

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The School of Chinese painting had the characteristic of loose brushstrokes. 

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The process of is rewarding because the viewer is drawn into the creative process. 

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The felt that art was good if it was in the style of the Toltecs. 

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Most view themselves as teachers rather than judges. 

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