Akademik

the study and creation of visual works of art (Freq. 2)

↑painterly, ↑classical, ↑classic, ↑nonclassical, ↑bastardized, ↑bastardised, ↑primitive, ↑naive, ↑conventional, ↑formal, ↑schematic, ↑geometric, ↑geometrical, ↑hieratic, ↑texture, ↑reproduce

fine art or fine arts see under ↑art¹

Main Entry: ↑fine

fine arts,

1. the arts depending upon taste and appealing to the sense of beauty; painting, drawing, sculpture, and architecture. Literature, music, dancing, and acting are also often included in the fine arts.

2. sing. in use the fine arts as constituting a department of practice or study.

fine ˈart [fine art] noun uncountable (also fine ˈarts plural)

forms of art, especially painting, drawing and ↑sculpture, that are created to be beautiful rather than useful