Why is painting classified as visual arts?

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Because it can be seen and understood with the eyes.
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Because it is appreciated through vision which is optical as well as cognitive.
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Visual arts are forms of art that you can see, such as drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography and working with textiles are also often referred to as visual art. Visual arts have changed over the centuries. During the Middle Age artists created paintings, sculptures or prints and became...
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Visual arts are forms of art that you can see, such as drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography and working with textiles are also often referred to as visual art. Visual arts have changed over the centuries. During the Middle Ageartists created paintings, sculptures or prints and became famous. Today visual arts applies to many different forms. read less
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