| The origin of the word "art" can be traced back to the | | | | during the renaissance. Again, the 19th century culture |
| old English "thou art" which means "you are". Again, art | | | | was the theory of truth and beauty thus the form of |
| as in "fine arts" owes its root to the Latin "ars" or | | | | art that came up during this period was based on |
| "artis". However, in comparison to the dual meanings in | | | | "truth" and "beauty". |
| which we may express the word, the second meaning | | | | Early 20th century culture brought forth the concept of |
| has remained unchanged with the process of time. | | | | modernism -this is the time, when the human nature |
| The word "culture" however originated from the Latin | | | | was undergoing turmoil. The bizarre mundane society |
| language. It said to have a Latin base "colere" which | | | | was undergoing a deviation from humanity at this time. |
| means to inhabit, to cultivate, or to honor. Broadly it can | | | | The late 20th century is the postmodern period The |
| be said to be a human activity carrying several | | | | puzzled society is now trapped in such a ditch that an |
| meanings and definitions.The two distinct words "art | | | | exit from this phase is next to impossible. Men are said |
| and culture" if linked with each other, it exhibits two | | | | to have been transformed into robots. Junked up with |
| distinct concepts | | | | work pressure they have little or no time to cherish |
| Art may be a product of the extensive culture | | | | their emotions and sentiments .The work of art that |
| (cultivation) of human sentiments. | | | | comes up at this stage are to call up an attention to |
| Culture of different strata of society at different | | | | human sentiment and art at large. The overall disjointed |
| places at different time has been expressed in art. | | | | sentiment when cultured by an artist; it is reflected in |
| Art can be said to be a "result" of extensive culture of | | | | the works of art through abstract expressions, images, |
| human emotions, sentiment and thought of an artist, | | | | ideas and concepts. |
| supplemented with the artist's skill. It is a product of an | | | | Besides, a piece of art may also echo a specific |
| artist's cultivation of different strata of society at | | | | culture. We may find several piece of art vividly |
| various moments. Thus if one can culture on society at | | | | exposing the "Byzantine culture". Again a work of art |
| different situation, he can generate a good piece of art | | | | might focus on "Iranian culture", "western culture" or |
| .So we may say that "art is a reflection of society" at | | | | "modern culture" and so on. Moreover the art of |
| different time. | | | | working in a particular place at a particular time is the |
| Practically time being the dictator in the evolution of | | | | work culture. Likewise we have club culture or |
| society; it also influences a product of art. The classical | | | | organizational culture. |
| period was a period of reason, order and rules. | | | | Actually art in its own form has developed itself with |
| Art has thereby exhibited such meanings at that time. | | | | its multicultural heritage over time. Thus, it is worth |
| The Romantic period being a period of reasoning, so | | | | saying that both art and culture are complimentary to |
| the dominant subject of art was emotion, adventure | | | | each other and an overall support to each other to |
| and imagination. Art in its cultural form gained impetus | | | | attain some sort of fulfillment at large. |