Music is a type of auditory art, not visual art.

Composition refers to the arrangement of elements in a work of art, such as the placement of objects, colors, and lines.

Painting is a type of visual art, not performing art.

Iconography refers to the use of symbols and imagery in art to convey a specific meaning or message.

Sculpture is a type of visual art, not literary art.

Rhetoric, poetics, and figurative language are all terms for the use of language in a creative and expressive way.

Sculpture is a type of visual art, not musical art.

Dance, theater, and mime are all terms for the use of movement in a creative and expressive way.

Painting is a type of visual art, not theatrical art.

Perspective, foreshortening, and chiaroscuro are all terms for the use of visual elements to create a sense of depth in a work of art.

Music is a type of auditory art, not an artistic medium.

Color theory, color palette, and color scheme are all terms for the use of color in a work of art.

Music is a type of auditory art, not an artistic style.

Line quality, line weight, and line direction are all terms for the use of lines in a work of art.

Music is a type of auditory art, not an artistic technique.