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14 Cards in this Set
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work of art |
the visual oppression of an idea or experience, formed with skills, through the use of a medium. |
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medium |
particular material along with its accompanying technique. |
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mix media |
works of art made with more than one medium. |
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photomontage |
the process of combining parts of various photographs. |
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folk artist |
art of people who have no formal, academic training, but whose works are part of an established tradition of style and craftsmanship. |
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outside artist |
art produced by those with no formal training. |
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representational artist |
art that recognizably represents or depicts a particular subject. |
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figurative art |
human form is the primary subject. |
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subject |
objects that representational art depicts. |
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abstract art |
art that depicts natural objects in simplified, distorted or exaggerated ways. |
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non-representational art |
art without reference to anything outside itself. |
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form |
refers to total effect of combined visual qualities within a work, including such component as materials, color, shape, line and desire. |
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content |
refers to the message or meaning of the work of art. what the artist communicates to the viewer. |
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ironography |
refers to subjects, symbols, and motifs, used in an image to convey its meaning to particular cultures, or religions. |
