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    This document discusses different subjects and styles of art. It separates art into representational and non-representational categories. Representational art includes still lifes, portraits, and landscapes that depict real-world subjects, while non-representational art encompasses abstract forms, mythology, and religion.

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    This document discusses different subjects and styles of art. It separates art into representational and non-representational categories. Representational art includes still lifes, portraits, and landscapes that depict real-world subjects, while non-representational art encompasses abstract forms, mythology, and religion.

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    NGEC 6 - Subjects of Art

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    Aldrich Bunyi
    This document discusses different subjects and styles of art. It separates art into representational and non-representational categories. Representational art includes still lifes, portraits, and landscapes that depict real-world subjects, while non-representational art encompasses abstract forms, mythology, and religion.

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    SUBJECTS OF ART

    Representations and
    meanings
    REPRESENTATIONAL ART

    “STILL LIFE”
    REPRESENTATIONAL ART

    “PORTRAIT”
    REPRESENTATIONAL ART

    “MOONSCAPE”
    REPRESENT-
    ATIONAL ART
    Mythology
    NON-
    REPRESENTATIONAL
    ART

    MYTHOLOGY,
    RELIGION,
    ABSTRACT FORMS Red Path, St. Prex,
    Alexej von Jawlensky, 1915
    THANK YOU!

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