Social, Political, and Religious Dimensions of Artwork (Research Paper Sample)

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Social, Political, and Religious Dimensions of Artwork
Artworks are created for different reasons. One of such reasons is to preserve the history of the time when they were created; such history is preserved in different aspects. The three most common dimensions include social, political, and religious aspects. Artists in different eras of artwork used different skills and approaches in communicating such themes and aspects to the society, with some using their artwork in creating awareness. Examples of such artworks which have been used to show the social, political, and religious practices of the time they were created include Edvard Munch’s The Scream, Andre Derain Portrait of Henri Matisse, and Green Stripe by Henry Matisse.
Edvard Munch’s The Scream
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Andre Derain Portrait of Henri Matisse
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Green Stripe by Henry Matisse
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