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Applied arts make our daily lives more beautiful. These arts add design and decoration to useful objects. Most things we use every day fall into this group. They are made to be both pretty and practical. This is different from fine arts. Fine arts are made just to be beautiful. They do not have a practical use for anyone. But these two types of art often overlap.

Design is how these arts work in our world. Many people call modern applied art "design." One way is through industrial design. This creates objects made in large amounts. Other ways include fashion design for clothes. You might see graphic design on posters. You can even find art in food through culinary arts. Some people use ceramic art to make clay items. Others use interior design to decorate homes.

History shows many ways people have used design. Different art movements changed how things look. The Arts and Crafts Movement is one example. There was also a style called Art Nouveau. Another famous style is called Art Deco. The Bauhaus movement is also very important. Some styles, like Gothic, cover both fine and applied arts. Neoclassicism is another style that covers both areas.

Many famous museums show these amazing works. The Victoria and Albert Museum is in London. You can visit the Bauhaus Archive to see design history. Die Neue Sammlung is a museum in Germany. The Museum of Applied Arts is in Belgrade, Serbia. There are also museums in Budapest, Hungary. You can find them in Vienna, Austria, and Cologne, Germany. The Prague Museum of Decorative Arts is in the Czech Republic. The Stieglitz Museum is in Saint Petersburg, Russia.

Applied arts are all around you right now. You see them when you look at a map. This is called cartographic design. You see them in the cars we drive. This is known as automotive design. Even the buildings we enter use these skills. Architecture is a skill that counts as both art and design. These arts help make the world a more pleasing place. They turn simple tools into works of art.

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