is Here what you need to know about the pictures for exam 2. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 179 - Chinese; woodblock 116 Degas ; everyday life/ adventurous scene 142 - van Gogh; Post-Impressionism 143 - van Gogh; Post-Imp 144- van Gogh, post-imp 145 - Michelangelo; Renaissance 148 - Picasso; Cubism 153 - Georgia O'Keefe 154- Seurat - post-Impressionism 155 - Carriera - Rococo 156 - Degas - everday life 158 - Hokusai - Japanese 165 - Homer, watercolor 167 - Fra Filippo Lippi; egg tempera ; Renaissance 168 - Jan van Eyck 171 - [couldnt find a picture - joan mitchell's "border"] Abstract Impressionism? 173 - Hockney; acrylic 174 - Audrey Flack; Photorealism 175 - Egypt ; encaustic 180 - Hokusai ; Japanese; woodblock print 182 - Catlett ; linocut 185 - Durer; engraving 188 - Rembrandt; Baroque 190 - Cassatt 195 - Toulouse-Lautrec; lithograph 197 - Andy Warhol; silkscreen; Pop Art 202 - Daguerre 203- Cameron; photograph (silver print from glass negative) 204 - Stieglitz 205 - Cartier-Bresson; capturing the decisive moment 207 - Hine 209 - Ansel Adams; increase environmental conservation awareness 213- Muybridge 377 - picture of the San Vitale, a church in Italy.. Italian. not sure what she wants here 378 - apse mosaic 380 - tempera 386 - fresco 397 - Michelangelo; frescoes; Renaissance 410 - Rembrandt; etching; Baroque 450 - [couldnt find picture - Kitagawa's "Reflected Beauty, Seven Beauties applying Make-up"]
Japanese; woodblock 515 - Nadar 524 - Monet 525 - Monet ; oil; Impressionist 527 - Renoir; oil ; Impressionist 528 - Degas; Impressionism; everyday life 529 - Cassatt; Impressionism; Feminism 532 - Cezanne ; Post-Impressionism 533 - Cezanne : Post-Impressionism 534 - van Gogh; Post-Imp 535 - van Gogh; post-imp 536 - van Gogh; post-imp 537 - Gauguin ; post-imp 538 - Gauguin; post-imp 539 - Gauguin; post-imp 540 - Toulouse-Lautrec 549 - Picasso 552 - Cezanne; Post-impressionism/Cubism - 553 Cubism 554 Cubism (analytic) 556 - Picasso; paper collage; synthetic Cubism 563 - Stieglitz 580 - Kahlo; Mexican 581 - Kahlo; Mexican 586 - Mondrian; De Stijl 587 - Mondrian; De Stijl 591 - Picasso; Cubism 593 - Rivera; Mexican ; fresco 595 - Lange; helplessness of urban unemployed 603 - Pollock; Abstract _Expressionism 607 - de Kooning; Abstract _Expressionism 619 - sculpture/painting 625 - Andy Warhol; Pop Art 626 - Lichtenstein; Pop Art 629 - Pop Art/ Minimalism 630 - Stella; acrylic; Pop Art (Minimalist) 664 - Sherman; women in stereotypical roles (misunderstood daughter running away)
Printmaking processes
Relief- printmaker cuts away all parts of the printing surface not meant to carry ink. Surface is inked, ink transferred to paper with pressure. Woodcut (woodblock), wood
engraving, and linoleum cut are relief processes. Examples in everyday life: stamps, fingerprint or wet tire marks. Intaglio Opposite of relief. Areas below the surface hold ink the image to be printed is either cut or scratched into a metal surface with tools, or etched in by acid. Engraving lines cut into surface with a burin. Precise, smooth curves, & parallel lines Drypoint -use a thin tool to cut into surface, leave the displaced metal, aka burr. Burr catching ink leaves a slightly blurred line when printed. Fragile prints, delicate lines Etching prepare plate with acid-resistant ground, etch through ground with a tool, immerse plate in acid, which bites into the exposed lines. Relaxed lines, more freedom. Aquatint etching process involving acid-resistant spray paints. Does not make lines. Makes shaded areas. Planographic (lithography) Lithography is basically etching without cutting into the surface. The full explanation is a little more involved, but thats all Ms Zucker is probably going to ask. Stencil (screen-printing) transferring ink through a screen that is adhered to a stencil.