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Why is balance between feeling and technique necessary in art?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Because feeling gives meaning and technique gives it clear form

Effective artistic expression usually depends on both an inner impulse and a suitable method of presentation. Feeling supplies the purpose, emotional energy, viewpoint, or meaning, while technique helps the artist control materials, structure, proportion, colour, movement, sound, or visual emphasis. Option D is correct because it explains their complementary relationship: feeling without adequate technique may remain confused or difficult to communicate, whereas technique without feeling may appear skillful but empty or mechanical. This does not require every artwork to be polished or realistic; deliberate roughness can itself be a technique. Options A and B wrongly separate art from emotion, and C overvalues skill while ignoring intention and meaning.

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Art EducationFeeling And TechniqueArtistic ExpressionArt SkillsArt As A Form Of ExpressionIntroduction To ArtClass 9 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Because feeling gives meaning and technique gives it clear form

Why is this the correct answer?

Effective artistic expression usually depends on both an inner impulse and a suitable method of presentation. Feeling supplies the purpose, emotional energy, viewpoint, or meaning, while technique helps the artist control materials, structure, proportion, colour, movement, sound, or visual emphasis. Option D is correct because it explains their complementary relationship: feeling without adequate technique may remain confused or difficult to communicate, whereas technique without feeling may appear skillful but empty or mechanical. This does not require every artwork to be polished or realistic; deliberate roughness can itself be a technique. Options A and B wrongly separate art from emotion, and C overvalues skill while ignoring intention and meaning.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Art as a form of expression.

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