WATER in ART
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The study of water in art may initially involve examining the different
ways in which it has been represented. Water has often been shown or
indicated in the form of a symbol or stylized in some way.
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At other times, during the Renaissance and later, it is represented more realistically. Many artists painted water in motion - a flowing stream or river, a turbulent ocean, or even a waterfall - but also enjoyed views of tranquil waters - lakes, slow-moving rivers, and views of a calm sea. In each case, the water determined the overall mood of the image.
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