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===Arts and Literature=== | ===Arts and Literature=== | ||
''See Also: [[Urcean literature]]'' | ''See Also: [[Urcean literature]]'' | ||
Art in Urcea found its origin within [[Catholic Church|Christian]] art and literature, with many of the earliest surviving examples of Urcean literature being works of spirituality dating to the 12th century. The emphasis on the spiritual remains a staple within [[Urcean literature]], which focuses on the interaction of man and God as well as the nature of Christians living within the world. Physical art also reflected many of these same themes up until the period of the {{wp|Renaissance}}, when courtly themes and foreign themes, as well as ones relating to the [[Apostolic King of Urcea|Urcean King]] and wars, became popular items depicted in paint and other types of physical art. These blend of themes remained popular and were supplemented with landscape and natural subjects during the [[Aedanicad]]. All of these themes remain prevalent in Urcean art today, although the styles in which these subjects are depicted have changed significantly in the last century and a half. | |||
===Media=== | ===Media=== | ||
===Sports=== | ===Sports=== | ||