Why can an artwork be weak despite technical skill?
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Correct answer: If it lacks feeling, idea, or purpose
The governing concept is that technique is a means, not the complete measure of artistic value. Accurate drawing, smooth blending, controlled brushwork, or skilled modelling can make an artwork visually polished, but these qualities do not automatically provide an idea, emotion, purpose, or meaningful relationship with the subject. A technically perfect picture may feel empty if every decision is copied mechanically or fails to communicate anything significant. Conversely, a simple work with limited technique may be powerful when its intention and feeling are clear. Option A is correct because it identifies the missing expressive foundation. B, C, and D describe positive aspects of practice or production and do not explain weakness.
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What is the correct answer to this question?
If it lacks feeling, idea, or purpose
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is that technique is a means, not the complete measure of artistic value. Accurate drawing, smooth blending, controlled brushwork, or skilled modelling can make an artwork visually polished, but these qualities do not automatically provide an idea, emotion, purpose, or meaningful relationship with the subject. A technically perfect picture may feel empty if every decision is copied mechanically or fails to communicate anything significant. Conversely, a simple work with limited technique may be powerful when its intention and feeling are clear. Option A is correct because it identifies the missing expressive foundation. B, C, and D describe positive aspects of practice or production and do not explain weakness.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Meaning of art.
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