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Art competitions used to be a part of the Olympics from 1912 to 1948. Medals were awarded in five categories: architecture, literature, music, painting, and sculpture. In Ancient Greece, art and sport went hand in hand, with the ideal way to achieve harmony considered to be by exercising both body and mind. When the founder of the modern Olympic movement, Baron Pierre de Coubertin, laid out his plans for the future of the Games, he wanted there to be a strong connection between athletes, artists and spectators. And so, art competitions dedicated to sports began to appear on the Olympic programnme. The winners of the competitions were awarded gold, silver, and bronze medals, similar to the winners of the athletic competitions. At first, the categories were general but they were later divided into specific categories such as literature in a drama, lyric or epic; orchestral and instrumental music, solo and chorus singing; drawings, graphic arts and paintings; statues, reliefs, medals, plaques and medallions. Even architecture made an appearance on the programme, with its own town planning category. The art competitions were dropped from the Olympic program because of the difficulty of determining the amateur status of the artists. Awarded in five categories

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