Most fine artists are commissioned for work.

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True

True

Explanation:

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Most fine artists do not support themselves solely on sales of their work. When possible, they obtain grants from foundations or are commissioned by patrons of the arts to create a work for a specific person or place. They also fill in with part-time jobs and freelance work that allows them to use their artistic skills and still have time for their own work.

BUT:

It is fairly rare for a fine artist to make a living working solely from commissions. Almost all artists need to supplement their income with gallery sales, commercial work, and/or an outside job.  It is least typical for fine artists to be commissioned.

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