English art represents: art is a very common word. The most common of these is its meaning of "art".

The origin of the word art:

According to research, the word art appeared in the English world as early as the 13th century. At that time, the word meant "a skill acquired through study or practice." The word comes from the Old French art, and from the Latin artem, the nominative form of ars. The latter means "practical skills; business; craftsmanship" and so on. The root comes from the Sanskrit rtih, "pattern, manner," and the Greek artizein, to prepare.

After art was introduced into the English world, its meaning also changed with history. In Middle English, the word art generally refers to a "skill acquired in learning" (around the 13th century), especially in the Seven Arts (a concept proposed by church schools, which specifically includes three subjects and four studies. The three subjects include Grammar, rhetoric, dialectics (the four studies include arithmetic, geometry, astronomy, music) or in the humanities.

Art in a sentence:

1. Abstract Art And Figural Art. Abstract art and figurative art.

2. Performing Arts Performing Arts Centers. Performing Arts? Performing Arts Centers.

3. "Hee! Photographic Arts!" Hey, "Photographic Arts"!

4. An Art Critic, Historian, Lover, etc. Art critic, art historian, art lover.

5. Australian Art, European Art, And Asian Art. Collection of Australian art, European art and Asian art.

6. The Artistic Quality And Non-Artistic Quality Of Greek "Art"; the artistic quality and non-artistic quality of ancient Greek "art".

7. The Art Of The Renaissance. The art of the Renaissance.

8. Illusionism In Art. Magic technique. Illusion art technique in art.

9. Artistic And The Technical Union--Discusses The Digital Print Art Shallowly. The combination of art and technology--Discuss the art of digital printmaking.

10. Digital Art--The Fusion Of Art And Technology. Digital Art: The fusion and creation of art and technology.

11. Popular Art And Refined Art In Higher Art Education. Popular Art And Refined Art In Higher Art Education.