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58 Cards in this Set
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Art's VALUE
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material
intrinsic (sentimental) religious patriotic psychological feminist (political) |
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elements of design
(Lazy Susans Can Tast Vegetables) |
line
shape color texture value |
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principles of design
(Constant Repetition Emphasizes Bowl Movements) |
contrast
repetition emphasis balance movement |
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Time Periods (3)
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Paleolithic
Mezolithic Neolithoic |
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paleolithic
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old stone age
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mezolithic
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middle stone age
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neolithic
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newer stone age
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paleolithic (old stone age) artwork
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*chinese horse, venus of willendorf*
art was about important things to the society (not culture) like: fertility, survival, food |
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neolithic (new stone age) artwork
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*stones: ziggurat, stonehenge, serpent mound*
More about culture and religious and about eternity |
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stones (3)
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menhir
dolmen chromlech |
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menhir
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slightly shaped monoliths, standing stones arranged in rows, circles or isolation
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dolmen
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"table"
2 or more verticle stones holding up a horizontal slab |
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chromlech
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huge circle of stones
(stonehenge) |
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stela
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standing stone
*stela of Narasim: registar, canon, powerful and godly |
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register
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(comic strip)
directs the eyes and divides the artwork into "scenes" |
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canon
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set of rules, principles, or standards used to establish scale and proportion
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ziggerat
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stepped structure representing a mountain
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first artist
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Himnotep
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step pyramid
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himnotep
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mastaba
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protects the dead for the afterlife
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serdab
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fake room where statue of the dead lives
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pointed pyramids
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*menkure, khafre, and khufu*
pointing from the earth to the heavens |
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sphinx of giza
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carved out of stone
*"bronze age world"* was the "watch-dog" for the pyramids |
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pharaoh's hat and facial hair
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cobra was to describe the power and deadly force of the pharaoh
goatee meant that they were dead |
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Egypian art
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religious,
Eternal: foot forward, stone-related (eternal) made for the people in power stay in power ;) |
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acromeglia
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exaggerated body parts
for importance |
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cartouche
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a spell, the words that surround the people
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hieroglyphics
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story/ timeline (register)
fresco rosetta stone |
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fresco
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painting on plaster surface one chunk at a time
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minoan
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minos: ruler
*labyrinth* -> minortaur religion: double axes, bulls trees snakes :fertility, not evil |
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labyrinth
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maze structure but also metaphorical
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frieze
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long horizontal strip
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kames ware
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an art of shape and color in which patterns are integrated in a balanced, organic matter with the form of the vessle
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mycenean
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cyclopean masonry
tholos megaron |
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greece art
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importance:democracy, math, alphabet, etc.
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Greece time periods (GACH)
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Geometric
Archaic Classical Hellenistic |
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Geometric
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(900-700 BC)
*looks like its name* beginnings of greek settlements |
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Archaic
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(700-500 BC)
*more artsy and detailed than Geometric* development of city states, seafaring trade and corresponding influence |
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Classical
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(500-350 BC)
*movement and people* Rise of Athens during Persian wars until *death of alexander* |
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Hellenistic
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(350- Roman Era)
*dramatic and alot of movement, and more depth of field and realsim* From death of Alexander ti the rise of Caesar |
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meander
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twisty things that went all around the vase
heroism, used a lot of them for heros! metaphorical: wandering, and wise and heroic *Minoans and Thebes!* |
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Geometric Art
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Dipylon Vase (feminine,
Funerary vase (masculine) |
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Archaic Art
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contapposto!
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Contrapposto
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Shifting stance (movement)
S curve |
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Classical Art
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black and red figure painting, relief sculpture
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black figure painting
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self explanatory
*sgraffito: scratching the black off the pot to crate the lines* |
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red figure painting
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black background
more realistic |
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foreshortening
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use of perspective to represent a single object extending back in space at an angle to the picture plane
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parthenon
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(the hill)
mathematical architecture a place for scholarship and philosphy |
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Doric Columns
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Simple
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Iconic Columns
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had a lip at the top
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Corinthian Columns
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incorporated leaves (bring the stone to life)
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capital
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top of the column
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valu
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curly top
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motif
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repetition of a pattern
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tork
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neck ring (like a crown)
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sculpture in the round
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sculpture that you can walk around 360 degrees
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Hellenistic Art
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Very theatrical
Nike of samothrace |
