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fine art

/ˈfaɪn ɑːrt/

Traduction: Art créatif, principalement visuel, dont les œuvres sont appréciées principalement ou uniquement pour leur contenu imaginaire, esthétique ou intellectuel, par opposition à l'art appliqué ou décoratif.

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/ˈfaɪn ɑːrt/B2formalart
  • frArt créatif, principalement visuel, dont les œuvres sont appréciées principalement ou uniquement pour leur contenu imaginaire, esthétique ou intellectuel, par opposition à l'art appliqué ou décoratif.

Creative art, primarily visual art, whose products are to be appreciated primarily or solely for their imaginative, aesthetic, or intellectual content, as opposed to applied or decorative arts.

  1. Creative works valued for aestheticsB2formal

    Art forms such as painting, sculpture, music, and poetry that are created primarily for their beauty and emotional power rather than for practical use.

    frbeaux-arts

    • She studied fine art at the university.
    • The museum has an impressive collection of fine art from the Renaissance.
    • He prefers fine art to commercial design.
  2. The field of visual artsB2formal

    The academic discipline and professional field that includes painting, drawing, printmaking, and sculpture.

    frbeaux-arts

    • He earned a degree in fine art.
    • The gallery focuses on contemporary fine art.
    • Fine art auctions can fetch millions of dollars.
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