types of arts Fine arts The concept of fine art refers to any work of art that is practiced for its aesthetic value rather than its functional value, [1] meaning that it includes any creative expression that conveys an idea, an emotion, or any social flattery, [2] and thus the difference between the concept of fine art and other types of art; Such as decorative arts or crafts that have a utilitarian purpose or practical application, [1] and it is noteworthy that the idea of art for the sake of art only appeared in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and it is worth noting that the concept of fine arts expanded during the past two centuries in conjunction with the development of new media ; Such as photography and digital designs, and thus it is expected in the future that fine arts will include other new types. [2] 1 second of 15 secondsVolume 0%  

traditional or classical type of art that has been taught since ancient times in the famous schools in Florence, Rome, Paris, and London, where the linear perspective and its arrangement of the types of painting constituted one of the main legacies of these academies, and it should be noted that the church was the largest and most important sponsor of this genre. of the arts, which indicates that religious arts contain the largest collection of forms and works of fine arts. [3] Fine arts include a group of shapes and artwork, and the following is an explanation for them: [3
Drawing: Drawing includes all artwork, whether using charcoal, chalk, crayons, pastels, lead, or ink and lead together. It is noteworthy that this includes two main applications, namely gilded manuscripts and picture books. Printing: This includes the use of simple techniques; Engraving on wood or stenciling, or using more difficult and laborious techniques; such as engraving, engraving, and lithography, in addition to the most modern and advanced forms; Such as screen printing, photocopying, and giclee prints. Sculpture: includes sculpting in stone, marble, wood , or clay. [4]