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Can I use the term "fine arts" to refer to either music art or painting?

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Anonymous  +  201383 Mon, 27 Feb 06 07:55 AM
Can I use the term "fine arts" to refer to either music art or painting?
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Mister Micawber  +  201397 Mon, 27 Feb 06 08:41 AM

Yes, but it will have to refer to more than one of them:  music alone is a fine art.
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Anonymous, 3 yr 272 days ago
Thanks a lot, now I see.
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