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kanzono
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song
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Matthew
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Man
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Element
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Texture
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GuernicaPicasso1937
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sideways
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Horizontal Line
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nevirapine (Viramune)
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NNRTI
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Stil
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der style
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le sens
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meaning
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la réplica
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replica
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stylize
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to simplify objects
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organic shapes
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free-form shapes
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impasto
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thick brush strokes
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Daughters of Revolution
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Wood
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Stupa
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Dome-like structure; burial mounds
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Seiryoji Buddha (Kyoto, Japan)
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985
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Primary Colors
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Red, Yellow, Blue
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gouache
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a type of opaque watercolor
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automatism
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through many states, hypnosis, trances, create artistic practices from the unconscious not from social norms...etc
a technique whereby the usual intellectual control of the artist over his or her brush or pencil is forgone. the artist's aim is to allow the subconscious to create the artwork without rational interference
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source of inspiration
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fuente de inspiracion
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hue
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pure color (yellow, red, blue...)
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direction of lines
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horizontal, vertical, diagonal
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DeKooning
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created paintings in his Women Series.
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Columns
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Gothic solution to load bearing walls
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Miraflores Altarpiece, Rogier van der Weyden. c.1440-44, Gemäldegalerie, Staatliche Museen (State Museum), Berlin
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Coil
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a clay hand-building technique using rope-like strands of clay blended together to create forms
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Samnites
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these peoples conquered Pompeii and whole area in 5th century. start a new generation in the city, brought with them new gods, language, architectural forms and rulership .
Characterized by large blocks of masonry (ashlar)
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Crucifixion and Iconoclasts, page from the Chludov Psalter, Byzantine (mid-9th century, tempura on vellum)
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_______ is the practice of self-induced bloodletting.
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Autosacrifice
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Achromatic
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Having no color, without identifiable hue. Most blacks, whites, grays, and browns are archromatic
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space
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the unlimited or incalculably great three-dimensional realm or expanse in which all material objects are located and all events occur.
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Hierarchic order
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most important figure is the largest
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medium
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material used to make art. Media, plural
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Andy Warhol
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An American commercial illustrator and artist famous for his Campbell's soup painting. He was the founder of the pop-art movement, which like all other art movements in history reflected something back on the present society.
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We've covered:
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Elements: Line, shape, form, value, texture, space, (not color so much)
Principles: balance, movement, rhythm, contrast, emphasis, pattern, unity
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fashion design
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creating and producing apparel for every occasion.
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value
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relative darkness or lightness of a color
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In the Aztec culture, sacrifices of prisoners-of-war from neighboring peoples were necessary to honor and re-create the sacrifice of _______ in ancient times (Teotihuacán) in order to ensure the continuation of the world.
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Quetzalcoatl
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Printmaking
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A process in which an artist repeatedly transfers an original image from one
prepared surface to another.
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Define "canon"
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rules of proportion, strictly adhered to in Egyptian art
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Di Sotto In Su
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A technique of representing perspective in ceiling painting. Literally "from below, upwards"
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contrast
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the light and darkness that is readly apparent
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complementary colors
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colors opposite each other on the color wheel
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secondary colors
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colors made from mixing equal amounts of primary colors
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Picasso Les Demoiselles d' Avigon
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Oil On Canvas (Cubism)
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value scale
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diagram depicting a range of value from light to dark
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Clay Body
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Mosture od dry and other ceramic material
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reflected light
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light that bounces from object onto surface
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Foreshortening is?
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A technique of using 2 dimensional painting, the artist places an object perpendicular to the picture plane
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Symmetrical Balance
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Visual or actual equilibrium of two halves of a composition mirroring each other in size, shape, and placement of elements of art
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In the back-right of this painting, some bluish gables poke up from a depression and a man on horseback looks on. Saint-Victor dubbed the central figures of this painting as the “three Fates of pauperdom”
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(The) Gleaners
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Emphasis
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This is the most important part of the composition. The eye is drawn to this part the artwork. This is the dominant area or center of interest. Contrast and/or repition of the design elements creates this.
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Hunting Lions, Niniveh
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relief from the North Palace of Ashurbanipal 645-640 BC,Gypsum
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landscape
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a work of art that shows the features of the natural environment (trees, lakes, mountains, flowers, etc.)
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Simultaneous Contrast
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relationship of a color to the areas surrounding it.
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Relief Sculpture
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Sculpture you can only see from the front.
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Positive Space
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Space in a work of art filled with designs, lines, colors, ect.
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In relation to architecture and sculptor the Greeks developed:
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a system of ideal proportions
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Split- Complementary
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three hues that are any hue and the two next to its compliment
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Rhythm - Principles of Design
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Is the repetition of visual elements; can be regular, irregular, or progressive
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Why is two-point perspective more useful to the artist than one-point perspective?
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most forms appear turned at various angles rather than lined up parallel.
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Close up of Center Portal - The Last Judgment - Front Facade
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Amiens, 1220-1269, Robert de Luzarches, Thomas de Cormont, Renaud de Cormont
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méconnue
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unrecognized
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Nighthawks
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Hopper
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marco
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framework
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Applause
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el aplauso
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Scholastic
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Art Magazine
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to suffer
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sufrir
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U+Me
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Milton Resnick
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host
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a great number
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c'est grave
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that's serious
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The False Mirror
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Magritte
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Royal Tiger
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(Eugene) Delacroix 1829
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Basilica, Aemilia
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begun 179 BCE
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Composition in/with various colors
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Mondrian
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west africa
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where is ghana?
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types of space
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positive, negative, illusionistic
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la máquina de afeitar
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electric razor
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complimentary sets
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red+green, yellow+ violet, blue+orange
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Curry, Baptism in Kansas, 1928
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Three Fmailies of Color
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Primary, Secondary, Tertiary
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regular
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has order and everything is identical
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Abstract/ion
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simplification or reduction of form (short summary as opposed to very detailed)
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Empiricism
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all knowledge comes from practical experience and experimentation
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Calligraphic line
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Free-flowing line that resembles handwriting, making use of gradual and graceful transitions.
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False
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All artwork has a focal point
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sublimation/desublimation
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related to carolee schneemans "meat joy" which uses desublimation or a kind of "letting go to our most primal instincts or infantile desires". Sublimation would be the opposite of this - becoming civilized and repressing our instincts.
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shadows
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When properly used, they will create depth, contrast and added interest for your viewer.
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Radial Balance
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Two or more identical forces distributed around a center point to create a repetitive Equilibrium.
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burnish
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to make smooth by rubbing; to polish
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Basilica of Old St. Peters, Rome
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begun 320
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Velasquez
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Spanish painter and court painter to Philip IV. Important not just for royal portraits but
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What does occulus mean?
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temple of all gods
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sketchpad drawing
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biweekly hw assignments that are complete drawings that include element of art.
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non-objective / non-representational
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containing no recognizeable images, figures or objects
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artist
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creative individuals who use skill and imagination to communicate in visual form
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haiku
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a major form of Japanese verse, written in 17 syllables divided into 3 lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables, and employing highly evocative allusions and comparisons, often on the subject of nature or one of the seasons.
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4 basic elements of art
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line, color, shape, texture
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Humanism
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a shift in values from religious to secular concerns with a devotion to human welfare and to the dignity and worth of the person
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wash drawing
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a technique of drawing in water-based media.
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Stroboscopic motion
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presentation of a rapid progression of stationary objects at a speed of from 16 to 24 frames per second
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Rationalism
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belief in reason and logic as the primary source of knowledge
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print
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a picture or design made by pressing or hitting a surface wth a plate or block
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Straight Photography
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Photography that attempts to depict a scene a realistically as premitted by the medium.
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repetition
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design with parts that are used over and over again in a regular or planned way to create a visual rhythm or harmony
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What shapes are in a pyramid
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a square and triangles
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7 elements of art
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Line, Shape, Form, Value, Texture, Space, and Color.
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Henri Matisse
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Worked a lot with the human body, pleasant domestic interiors, and the joys of home life.
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"Expulsion from Eden" (early renaissance)
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artist: masaccio. introduction of classical figures and architecture in renaissance painting. the foreshortened angel bears a likeness to the forshortened angels in Giotto's piece
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line
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an element of art that refers to the continous mark made on some surface by a moving point
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ribbed vault
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a vault that features a framework of ribs or arches under the intersections of the vaulted sections
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compound pier
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a pier with a group, or cluster, of attached shafts, or responds, especially characteristic of Gothic architecture.
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Thomas Hart Benton
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Who was Pollock's mentor and who he worked very hard to be very different from?
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warm and cool colors
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warm are orange, red, yellow; cool are blue, green, violet
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Artwork: Shirin Neshat, Rebellious Silence, from the series Women of Allah, 1994
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(Pg.21) Iran woman with writing on her face, gun held up in front of the middle of her face
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