Throughout history, artists have created representations of landscapes as a means of exploring the relationship between man and nature. While artists paint landscapes to Student Guide (continued) represent what they see, they also make choices about what they include (or don't include) in their paintings, and how they use line, color, light, balance, proportion, perspective, and other art techniques and principles to communicate their artistic point of view.

it's all focused on the way you angle and put all of these this in pespective. say you wanted you artwork to be famous, you would want to align and put all of these into grasp. the imagery give off a good descriptive matter. proportion is aligned with the color and mood. balance is how you place everything and if there is too much or too little of. design is the main thing if you want your art to be amazing

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i believe the correct answer is: must sculpture be beautiful to be considered art?

the aesthetics represents the exploring of beauty and taste of nature in art, with the creation and appreciation of beauty. having that in mind, i believe the appropriate aesthetic question you could ask about gianlorenzo bernini’s sculpture david is “must sculpture be beautiful to be considered art? ”.