3 years ago

When an artist historian describes a work of art what information is given

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Angelina_Jolie [31]3 years ago

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when an artist historian describes a work of art visual analysis and or formal analysis are given.

Explanation:

a visual or formal analysis allows the artistic historian to understand the visual choices an artist made while creating their artwork not only that it also allows them to understand the historical context or different interpretations for the meaning of the artwork itself (if that makes sense)

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