Only items receiving a score of 3 on all criteria were retained, resulting in a set of 54 items, distributed across types as follows: realistic: 10 items, investigative: 8 items, artistic: 9 items, social: 8 items, enterprising: 10 items, and conventional: 9 items.
A similar assumption becomes explicit in Gérard Genette's discussion of this topic when he claims that the iterability of artistic items depends upon institutional contingencies (1994, 101 102; Livingston 2012).
An anomaly in the law, writes the BBC, allowed Ainsworth to classify these as functional rather than artistic items, "under which the creative and highly artistic works made for use in films… may not be entitled to copyright protection in the UK".
Fashion industry also has started to use 3DP for developing prototypes, customized products, and artistic fashion items (Mau 2013).
Han government workshops produced common, luxury, and even artistic funerary items, such as the ceramic figurines and tomb tiles which adorned the walls of underground tombs.
No one was hurt in the fire, and Rosokhrankultura, the federal cultural preservation agency, reported that all artistic and religious items of value had been saved.
The use of rock salt to make artistic and decorative items started during the Mughal era, when many craftsman made tableware and decorations from it.
"These items are artistic riches, extraordinarily preserved from a key time in Maya history.
The peoples of this region were noted for their artistic skill, and many everyday items were decorated in some way.
So the person who creates those desirable items is, in artistic terms at least, in charge of the greater part of its business.
