Category:Works of art categorized by objects

This list is a noble attempt at archiving, but it's ultimately obselete compared to much faster and more efficient image-tagging in image blog sites, tumblr, etc. It was initiated with the idea that, unlike image blogging sites, individuals can add their own contributions to it in proper Wiki fashion. The only other 1-up it has over image tagging is that one has more control over which images are posted.

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non-hyperlinked text = Wikilist to be added

Art works by object


 * animals (living or dead)
 * archive [*]
 * arrows
 * automata/robots/mechanical devices
 * balancing objects
 * balloons/inflatable objects
 * bathtubs/showers/sinks
 * beds
 * bells [*]
 * bicycles
 * boats/ships/rafts
 * bodily fluids
 * books
 * bottles/jars
 * boxes/crates
 * bricks [*]
 * busts (i.e. sculptural busts) [*]


 * cages/prisons
 * candles
 * cans [*]
 * canvas/frames
 * carpet/textiles[*]
 * cars/vehicles
 * cartoon characters
 * censorship
 * chairs/stools
 * charts/diagrams
 * cigarettes/cigars [*]
 * clothes
 * clocks/timers
 * columns/pillars/obelisks [*]
 * crystals/jewels/diamonds [*]
 * cubes
 * curtains [*]
 * deformity/disfiguration/mutation
 * dolls/mannequins(*some NSFW*)
 * doors [*]
 * dots [*]
 * doubles
 * droop(y/ing) objects [*]
 * dirt/sand/soil/mud
 * dishes (plates, bowls, cups, etc.)
 * drawers/cabinets [*]
 * duplication/replication
 * food/edible and/or drinkable items
 * fire/flame/burnt objects
 * flags
 * flasks/vials/test tubes
 * folded items
 * gateways
 * gas masks/radiation suits/oxygen tanks
 * gender role-play
 * giant/enlarged/large-scale items
 * glass
 * gold/bronze
 * grid
 * guns
 * hair/fur
 * hand-written script/text
 * handouts/takeaways
 * halves (of something)
 * holes/craters/cracks
 * honey/wax
 * hotels/motels
 * houses
 * human skull
 * instructions/games
 * labyrinths/mazes
 * ladders
 * lamps/lanterns/street lights
 * legal contracts (as part of the work)
 * lobsters[*]
 * luggage
 * maps
 * masks/costumes
 * mass quantities/bulk items
 * measuring devices [*]
 * meat/flesh (*some NSFW*)
 * melt(ed/ing/able) objects
 * mirrors
 * money (paper or coin currency)
 * mounds/piles (of something)
 * musical instruments [*] (category page)
 * nails
 * neon/fluorescent lights/colors
 * nests
 * newspaper/magazines
 * nipples/breasts (*some NSFW*)
 * numbers
 * patterns/repetition
 * pills
 * plants (living or dead)
 * plastic bags
 * plumbing (pipes, etc.)
 * potatoes
 * profile portraits
 * prosthesis/prosthetics
 * rabbits
 * radio
 * randomness/chance
 * religious iconography
 * ritual
 * rocks
 * rubber
 * rusty objects
 * rope
 * scaffolding/platforms/bridges/ramps [*]
 * shadows/silhouettes
 * shelves
 * shrunken/miniature scale items
 * smashed objects/crushed/compacted[*]
 * smiley faces [*]
 * soap
 * speakers
 * spherical objects
 * sports/athletic gear
 * squares/rectangles
 * stacks (of something)
 * staged sets [*]
 * stairs
 * stick figures
 * stretched objects
 * stretchers/medical equipment [*]
 * string/wire/cord
 * tables/desks [*]
 * taxonomic categorization / organized arrangment
 * telephones/cell phones
 * television set
 * tile
 * tires/wheels
 * toilets/urinals [*]
 * tools
 * torn/ripped/shredded objects
 * toys
 * translation
 * triangles and pyramids
 * tunnels/passageways/hallways/crawlspaces [*]
 * typwriters/keyboards
 * trains
 * vernacular sign iconography
 * vitrine
 * wallpaper
 * water
 * waveforms/sinuous patterns [*]
 * windows
 * wings [*]

Art works categorized by descriptive qualities :
 * angular/jagged/sharp/crooked
 * bizarre
 * blinking/flashing
 * blurry
 * color palette restricted to primary colors
 * curly
 * discontinuous
 * discrete
 * filthy
 * funny/humorous/comical/satirical
 * intricate
 * monochromatic
 * mysterious
 * nostalgic
 * pixilated
 * polychromatic (roygbiv/spectrumal)
 * reflective
 * rotating/revolving
 * striped
 * sublime
 * tragicomic
 * uncanny
 * upside-down/sideways

Art works categorized by circumstances :
 * works of art that have killed people
 * works of art that have lead to court hearings
 * works of art that are pollutant or environmentally detrimental
 * works of art that were accidently destroyed, lost, or stollen
 * works of art that require constant high maintence
 * works of art that were not originally intended to be viewed as art