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La Vie by Pablo Picasso, 1903; It falls under the "style label" of Picasso's blue period

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Joseph Beuys performance, 1978: All an artist - on the way to the libertarian form of the organism

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It has had many different functions throughout its history, making it difficult to abstract or quantify its purpose for any one concept. This does not mean that the purpose of art is "obscure", but rather that it had unique and different reasons for being created. Some of these functions of art are outlined below. The various aims of art may be grouped into non-motivated and motivated aims (Levi-Strauss).

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20th century bottle, Towa people, Rwanda. Works of art may have practical functions in addition to their decorative value.

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The Parthenon stands timeless under the blue sky, a symbol of ancient wisdom and beauty. Its enduring columns echo stories of brilliance, inspiring us with the majesty of the past.

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This is a portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte, seated on his throne in full imperial glory 👑, symbolizing his power and authority as Emperor of the French. The rich colors and regal attire highlight his majesty and ambition.

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Imagining what their art will look like begins the process of creating art. Art preparation may involve approaching and researching the subject. Artistic inspiration is one of the main drivers of art, and it can be considered as the result of instinct, influences and emotions.

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