Talent?

Do you mean create 'fine art' with camera OR...
take pictures of 'fine art' with camera.

If the second one then:
Use a mid length telephoto (or zoom) - approx 100 - 150mm - this will
minmise lens distortions.
Use a very solid tripod.
Align lens to point at cetre of 'art' and at 90deg to 'art' - this will
minimise perspective distortions.
Use a small aperture - f8,f11 ish
Use a cable release -mirror lockup if you have it

Lighting - God's own daylight is best - indirect diffuse 'North' light.
Avoid glass over pictures if possible - if not possible then clean glass
well and try a polarising filter.

If artificial light must be used then light from both sides at 45 degrees
with a soft, diffuse source.
Check colour temperature / white balance.

Take an incident light reading, use grey card or adjust using camera
histogram (this does not always show all three colours).
Maybe bracket +-1/2 and +-1 stops - depends on how much 'art' you have to
photograph.

Take a few shots of a Gretag Macbeth or other colour reference chart..

If you have lots to photograph setup something to hold the pictures and
bring them to the setup camera + lights.

Guy