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fine arts

Art that is produced more for beauty or spiritual significance than for physical utility. Painting, sculpture, and music are fine arts.

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Then there are the museums, including the world class Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.

The most impressive wing of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts was designed by Moshe Safdie.

On his second day of class there, Herring met Cashion, and the two, both fine arts majors, became fast friends.

No one studies the humanities or fine arts for their practical value.

Nobody envied the Secretary of Fine Arts, either his cabinet position or his portfolio.

Opulence introduced the cultivation of the fine arts, with a taste for literature, and consequently for disputation.

The fine arts subjects such as painting and music were stressed in the seminaries.

The same thing may be shown to be true, though it is not quite so obvious, of the progress of the fine arts.

The fine arts, too—I would it were otherwise—have their professors amongst this sordid train.

They betray no interest in politics, in literature, or in the fine arts.

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