Explain the difference between the subject matter and the content of a piece of art?

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nekit [7.7K]3 years ago

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Tema y contenido, aunque sean términos aparentemente semejantes, indican dos cosas muy distintas. En cambio, el contenido es consecuencia del modo particular con que el artista ha tratado el tema, sirviéndose de su fantasía, de su sensibilidad y de su lenguaje de líneas, formas y colores. Precisamente es esto lo que puede hacer de un cuadro una obra mediocre, o bien una obra maestra

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para que entiendas la diferencia del tema de una obra de arte, es muy simple el tema es una • Un tema de investigación es un interés definido de manera suficientemente restringida de manera que usted se pueda imaginar el volverse un experto local en dicho tema.es el concepto que engloba todas las creaciones realizadas por el ser humano para expresar una visión sensible acerca del mundo, ya sea real o imaginario. Mediante recursos plásticos, lingüísticos o sonoros, el arte permite expresar ideas, emociones, percepciones y sensaciones.

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