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===Literature===
===Art===
Early Ancient Labuepé'ées loved to create figurines. There have been an extremely large amount of figurines that have been unearthed in the Labuepé-Nitui Province. Most of these figurines share many similarities. All of the figurines found in the Labuepé-Nitui Area were made out of fired clay, and were usually of warriors, many had unique faces. Many were also depicting what appeared to be infants. Early ones were estimated to be created between the years of 200-500. Later Figurines, which were created during the time when Labuepé'ée settlements became large and unified, had much more attention to detail, and were more varied in what they depicted.
During the time when settlements were large and unified, Labuepé'ées would make pottery much more artful, however this only happened in larger settlements which could afford to sacrifice practicality. Labuepé'ée people were limited to earthenware until the De-Ibnnaiyzsaiid Empire introduced Stoneware to them, which helped them create even more artful pottery. Labuepé'ée Frescoes would also start appearing under De-Ibbnaiyzsaiid rule.
In the last period of Jyahklatovalian rule, many oil paintings would be painted by Labuepé'ée people using Jyahklatovalian styles. [[Fahtimah Pagrebejustouloé]], and [[Abebé Dragan Rufaelé|Abebédragan Rufaelé]] were two famous oil painters from Labuepé, who created unique paintings that branched off of the Jyahklatovalian style. [[Yafébojyan the Cultured|Yafébojyan Živković]], commonly known as Yafébojyan the Cultured, was a Jyahklatovalian-Labuepé'ée artist who had made very unique still life paintings using watercolour, which was not widespread at the time. Yafébojyan had also created many Oil paintings in his later life that depicted the civil war between Jyahklatovalia and Labuepé. In 1591, he left Labuepé to live in [[Tdaliin|Igorigrad]], and only made still life oil paintings during the last years of his life.
In the early 20th century, statues and photography were becoming very popular. [[Bazin Brothers|Kidané Bazin and Alémayehu Bazin]] were two brothers who made very controversial art, which many didn't even consider as art at the time. Alémayehu Bazin created abstract figurines and sculptures, while Kidané Bazin would photograph either that, or random scenes. Their art has been put in many museums in the late 20th century.
Later contemparary art is extremely varied, however, is still dominated by oil painting, watercolour, realism, photography. The information age has expanded the art of Labuepé.
===Sport===
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Association_football Association football] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basketball Basketball] are unarguably the most popular sports in Labuepé. The [[Ligi Mipira Taihurdik|National Football League]] (LMT) is the most popular and only officially recognized football league in Labuepé, and the [[Ligi Kiiwévémipira Taihurdik|National Basketball League]] (LKMT/LKT) is the most popular basketball league in Labuepé. Both leagues have many millions of fans all around Labuepé. Most Labuepé'ée people have an interest in both of these sports.
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