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Applied arts

The applied arts are all the arts that apply design and decoration to everyday and essentially practical objects in order to make them aesthetically pleasing. The term is used in distinction to the fine arts, which are those that produce objects with no practical use, whose only purpose is to be beautiful or stimulate the intellect in some way. In…

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Museums of applied arts

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Applied arts

Nodes49
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Triples46
Avg. degree1.96
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related to Museums of applied arts · 33
Applied arts → Albert Museum, Angewandte Kunst, Arts, AustriaMuseum, Bauhaus ArchiveDie Neue Sammlung, Belgrade, Budapest, Cologne, Contemporary Design, Crafts, Czech RepublicVictoria, Decorative Arts, Florida, GermanyLeipzig Museum, GermanyMartin-Gropius-BauMuseum, GermanyMuseum, HungaryMuseum, Kunst Frankfurt, Kunst Wien, Kyiv
related to Movements · 6
Applied arts → Art, Art NouveauArt DecoArts, Crafts MovementBauhausProductivism, Gothic, In, Neoclassicism

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arts art applied design fine also objects counted decorative practical overlap sculpture crafts movements decoration aesthetically architecture calligraphy apply everyday

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Neoclassicisminstance ofmajor artistic styles0.80text
Gothicinstance ofmajor artistic styles0.80text
others cover both the fineinstance ofmajor artistic styles0.80text
applied or decorative arts.Art NouveauArt DecoArtsinstance ofmajor artistic styles0.80text
Crafts MovementBauhausProductivism Museums of applied artsBauhaus ArchiveDie Neue Sammlunginstance ofmajor artistic styles0.80text
GermanyLeipzig Museum of Applied Artsinstance ofmajor artistic styles0.80text
GermanyMartin-Gropius-BauMuseum of Applied Artsinstance ofmajor artistic styles0.80text
Applied artsrelated to MovementsArt0.60section
Applied artsrelated to MovementsIn0.60section
Applied artsrelated to MovementsNeoclassicism0.60section
Applied artsrelated to MovementsGothic0.60section
Applied artsrelated to MovementsArt NouveauArt DecoArts0.60section

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