### art genre:

Painting
* Describe the various types of painting and finishing materials used for houses.
* are created by painters
  - inventions, whether they are abstract or representational
  - located in museums
  - sensitive to extreme heat, light, humidity and dryness
  - work of art
* become icons by reproduction and through their own history.
* blind man's profession.
* body of knowledge.
* can begin when the surface is chemically neutral and dry
  - crack, flake, or simply fall apart
* can involve expression
  - masks
  - mix color
* causes beauty
  - emotion
  - messes
* causes new color
  - looks
  - physical work
  - slashs
  - spatters
* change over time.
* come in many sizes, styles, and are produced in various mediums.
* creative process.
* depict scenes.
* digitally type of painting much as working in water color type of painting.
* divine artistic genre.
* gives children the opportunity to experience success.
* has a long-established tradition within the visual arts
  - potential for concealing as much as for making figures visible
  - some of the effects of being in nature
* have information.
* helps teach children how to control their hands which helps with learning to write.
* includes sections.
* involves discipline, perseverance, and the willingness to endure frustration.
* is about movement and action and the patterns of water and weather.
* is an activity people of all ages enjoy
  - arena in which to think, feel and act
  - art both imitative and creative
  - attempt to come to terms with life
  - esthetic representation of the outer world and the inner world
  - extension of drawing
  - important part of many Washington industries
  - instrument of expression through an image on the canvas
  - another popular form of art in Taiwan
  - applications
  - as much of an art form as it science
  - created by artists
  - determined by the original colours found under many layers of paint
  - films
  - fine art
  - graphic art
  - graphics
  - images
  - involved with matter and so are painters
* is located in attics
  - schools
  - marking
  - movement in time and space
  - part of construction
  - pictures
  - poetry and poetry, painting
  - still the dominant art medium
  - taught by practising and exhibiting artists
* is the art of hollowing a surface
  - expression of ideas in their permanent form
  - pattern of one's own nervous system being projected on the canvas
* is the preferred art form in Japan
  - artistic expression in Japan, practiced by amateur and professional alike
  - representation of visible forms
  - rhetoric of ideas
  - synthesis of drawing, design, color, and form in a personal plastic expression
  - therefore the mind realizing itself in color and space
  - trade
* is used for aesthetic appeal
  - commercial use
  - decoration
  - growth
  - home improvement
  - leisure
  - pastime
  - recreation
  - relaxation
  - tranquility
  - visual intelligence at work
* language, a visual language, passed from painter to canvas and from canvas to viewer.
* living language.
* microcosm of life itself.
* opens one's eyes to color and beauty.
* primal art form.
* refers to working with enamels on glass.
* relates to both art and life.
* science and all sciences are based on mathematics.
* slows the natural healing process and harbors pathogens.
* state of being Painting is self-discovery.
* way of mediating.
+ Cave painting: Painting :: Caves :: Ancient history :: Stone Age
  * It is not known why these paintings were made. Most people think they may have had a function  for rituals. Most paintings are in caves that are difficult to access. These caves usually also do not show signs that people lived there all year round.