"...when we talk about a work of visual Art, it is about an idiom essentially different; and usually not much familiar to a theoretical pundit. The art of Painting and Sculpture stand as the glaring examples; which involve entirely different tools and the creative language....to comment on it, therefore, one must adhere to a template - also with discussions on the related skills, with specific academic references. Only then, a judicious observation can be expected: and is best made... ... moreover, credibility is best achieved when discussions, especially on historic shifts and nuances in visual art, are made by a writer - with strong familiarity with the overall native roots......that is, in addition to theoretical analytical competence, broad factual information remains equally vital...