Art is a product of its time from "summary" of Art and Culture by Clement Greenberg
Art is a product of its time, reflecting the society and culture in which it is created. Artists are influenced by the political, social, and economic circumstances of their era, as well as by the technological advancements and intellectual trends that define the period. These external factors shape the content and form of artistic expression, determining the themes, styles, and techniques that artists employ in their work. In a rapidly changing world, art serves as a mirror that reflects the values, beliefs, and concerns of a particular moment in history. By examining the artworks produced during a specific time period, we gain insights into the hopes, fears, and aspirations of the people who lived throug...
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