Myths are not real, they are fantasy, they are made by people to explain misunderstood things in the natural world. Legends on the other hand, are most of the time over exaggerated stories of simi-true events that MAY have taken place. Visual metaphors are <span>the representation of a person, place, thing, or idea by means of a </span>visual<span> image that suggests a particular association or point of similarity. And beliefs, are the misconception that any or all of the things I just listed are true when they are mostly not. Beliefs include the belief of god, gods, higher power, cloud-chiefs, morality, karma, string theory, and the biggest of all, human intelligence. As for why they tie so much to artistic inspiration, they are all FULL of imagination, Mythology is extensive a.f, religion cuts deep, legends inspire with awe, and beliefs make it all seem that much more real. You're welcome. </span>
This is somewhere between description and Analysis. It does not reach into either one of the other two which require either interpretation or judgement.
I don't think it is simple description. The writer is saying that the color forms a contrast, between first of all the pale blue of the background and the striking color of the mother's clothing. The washed out colors of the background leads us to the clothing. It's a contrast, well pointed out, but so far there is no meaning attached to it.
The second contrast does the same thing. The children are very young and their color is pink (sort of) which suggests youth and health. Again, no particular meaning is put on that. It is merely an observation.
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Music appreciation classes also typically include information about the composers, the instruments and ensembles, and the different styles of music from an era. Music appreciation courses are widely available in universities and colleges. Typically, these courses are designed for non-music majors.
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