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Seven arts may refer to:
- The traditional subdivision of the Arts, being Architecture, Sculpture, Painting, Music, Poetry, Dance, Performing.
- The Seven Liberal Arts, being grammar, logic, rhetoric, arithmetic, geometry, music and astronomy
- The Seven Lively Arts, an American anthology series
- The Seven Arts, an artistic Literary Magazine
- Seven Arts Productions, a movie production company
- Seven Arts, an early 1990s defunct joint venture releasing company between Carolco Pictures and New Line Cinema
- Seven Arts Pictures a UK independent film production company
Usage examples of "seven arts".
Prison was a species of muteness, too, but she had rallied her troops and kept them busy marking the hours of each day with worship, discussing the finer points of theology and the seven arts and sciences and memorizing the histories that they knew and the three books they possessed, her History, the Vita of St.
His object, he told them, was to make a request to his holiness that he would send to him a hundred men of learning, thoroughly acquainted with the principles of the Christian religion, as well as with the seven arts, and qualified to prove to the learned of his dominions, by just and fair argument, that the faith professed by Christians is superior to, and founded upon more evident truth than, any other.
Even though she was the goddess of love and mistress of the seven arts of love, this was the first man she had touched.