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expressionist
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ekspresjonizm
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policromal
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multicolored
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Neoclasicismo
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Neo-classicism
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El movimiento
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movement
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el original
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original
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semi-abstract
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partially abstract
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buon fresco
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wet
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El estilo
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Style
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le compositeur
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the compositor
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Qianling, Shaanxi, Tang
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Abstract Expressionism
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Jackson Pollack
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Las Meninas
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(Diego) Velazquez
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The object has____ space
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Positive
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la obra
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work of art
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arrogance
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a feeling of self-importance
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Curtain wall
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a non-load-bearing wall
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Color Wheel
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Circular, two-dimensional model illustrating the relationships of the various hues
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hatching
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shading using closely spread, paraellel lines, used to suggest light and shadow.
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The correspondence in size,form,and arraignment of parts on opposite sides of a plane. line, point; regularity of form or arraignment in terms of like, reciprocal, or corresponding parts is the definition of_________
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Symmetry.
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millennia
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spans of one thousands years
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Fallingwater House
Bear Run Pennsylvania
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Wright
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Orientalism
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Scholarship and art generated by Europeans, representing their views of the Middle East.
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watercolor
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95% water; about staining, washing, layering of colors; translucent;dries quick;papers needs alot of tooth
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Clement Greenberg
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"Modernist art involves a self-referential critical examination of the premises of art itself".
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Guild
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organization of craftsmen, such as those that flourished in the MIddle Ages and Renaissance
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Miriam SCHAPIRO
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Pattern & Decoration
late 1970's
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pattern
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an orderly design that repeats itself
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Kore
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Free-standing female figures in Greek sculptures.
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Originality
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uncommon responses to situations and to solving problems
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Proportion
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Relationship between the parts and whole
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Value
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describes the lightness or darkness of a color
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oil paint
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Northern Artists adopted earlier than the Italians
powder pigments bound with oil (linseed or walnut oil). create shiny, jewel colors, intense colors and provide a richness to the painting
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When drawing a human form...
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texture, contrast, proportion
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color
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when light is reflected off an object
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realism
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realistic paintings with detail was a style of what kind of art
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Guerin
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Gericault moved to this man's studio in 1810
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icon
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An image in any material respresenting a sacred figure or event in the Byzantine, and later the Orthodox church. Icons were venerated by the faithful, who believed them to have miraculous powers to transmit messages to god.
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Old St. Peter's Basilica, Rome, Early Christian Period, ca. 320
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axis line
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imaginery line that is traced throughout an object and several objects in a picture
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cogent
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convincing or believable by virtue of forcible, clear, or incisive presentation; telling. to the point; relevant;pertinent
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graphite
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a very common mineral, soft native carbon, occurring in black to dark-gray foliated masses, with metallic luster and greasy feel: used for pencil leads, as a lubricant, and for making crucibles and other refractories; plumbago; black lead.
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Cross Hatching
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The process of creating shading with marks that overlap.
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Secondary Colors
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Formed by mixing the three primary colors in groups of two: purple, orange, green
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Art criticism
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is an organized approach for studying a work of art.
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Form
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the physical appearance of a work of art---its materials, style, and composition. Any identifiable shape or mass, as a "geometric form."
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The first permanent photograph is credited to ________________ and is called a ____________________.
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Daguerre / Daguerrotype
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The intersection of two barrels vaults creates which of the following?
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groin vaults
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sketchbook
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a book containing sheets of paper on which sketches can be drawn
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focal point
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the visually dominant elements in a presentation; the center of interest
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implied line
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a line created by movement or direction, such as the line establish by a pointing finger, the direction of a glance, or a body moving through space
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Binder
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A liquid to which the dry pigment is added
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Radial Balance
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When all the elements radiate from a central point.
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Gutai (Concrete Art Association)
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group interested in japense culture and welcomed change
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Plate Tracery
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a solid stone block which was carved so the glass could be embedded
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Complementary colours
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Pairs of colours that have the maximum contrast so when set side by side, intensify on another. They are located directly across from each other on the colour wheel:
- red and green
- Yellow and purple
- Blue and orange
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central axis
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a dividing line in the art that works like a balance scale
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Artists in the high renaissance
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Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo and Raphael.
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Girardon, Apollo Attended by Nymphs
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primary figure in center, others work to frame Apollo, balanced sun symbolized, light of reason
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1 megabyte (mb) = _____ kilobytes
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1 megabyte (mb) = 1,024 kilobytes
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what are the three components of a composition?
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1 Positive shapes
2 Negative shapes
3 edge of the paper
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