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Aesthetics
western philosophy on what is beautiful
fine art
highest achievement of a culture
value
relationship between lights and darks
primary coloros
red yellow blue'
secondary colors
green orange purple
doric
oldest greek design masculine
ionic
feminine
corinthian
very ornate and decorative
cross contour line
lines that describe volume of shape
additive sculpture
put things together
naturalism
anything that looks real
gothic architecture
light pointed arches ribed vaults flying buttresses structure and ornaments and height
cantilever
chinese design elaborated on post and lintel structure
picture plane
shows movement across area where you paint
complementatry colors
colors opposite of eachother on color wheel
camera obscura
images projected onto walls precurser to the camera
biomorphic shapes
everything but the basic shapes
classicism
art of ancient greece and rome
romanesque architecture
dark barrel and groine vaults heavy masonry and buttresses
international style architecture
glass rectangle steel and used by corps
analogous colors
colors close or similar to eachother on color wheel
elements of art
line value shape color texture
renaissaance architecture
restrained stressed clarity logic and clean lines
baroque architecture
emotional scaplupt contoures exaggeration
daguerreotype
before camera fixed lenses sharper images more light sensitve plates
applied art
graphic design fashion design industrial design
haute relief
high relief
subtractive sculpture
taking away to sculpt
hatching
making lines that are paralell to eachother
cross hatching
criss cross lines
post and lintel
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picture frame
outline of the picture edges
arch
rounded stone with keystone at top
arcade
bunch of arches
keystone
top stone holding arch together
voursoir
rounded stones that make up arch
pantheon
in rome for gods
alienated eye
focuses on object and takes it out of context
relief printing
cutting away the areas that arnt ment to carry ink
plastic
coming out at you
decorative
reinforces flatness of picture
bareel vault
extended arches
groin vault
four come together
ribbed vault
gothic vault
contour line
outline
bas relief
low relief
assemblage
sculptures that are made from found objects
prairie style architecture
jhv
ready made
things that are found and put on a petastil presented as art
de stijl
angular white black grey and primaries no decorative elements
chiaroscuro
give illusion of roundness
tenebrism
extreme form of chiaroscuro extreme lights and darks
art nouveau
organic inspired by ornamintaion curves
installation
3-d art designed to transform space
tintypes
civil war images printed on tin
monotype
one of a kind print making
craft
specif media centerd on object making
buttressing
helps support weight
flying buttress
internal arches
disciplines
branches or art making
fresco
painting on plaster wet or dry
simulated texture
not on canvis but painted to look like it
actual texture
phyiscal texture on paintings aka impasto
achromatic value
black and white scale
chromatic value
color scale
tints
adding white to a color
shades
adding black
media
materials used to make art work
kinetic sculpture
movable
encaustic
paint medium pigments are mixed into bees wax
etching
using acid to scratch into surface but leaves protected areas unchanged
silk screen
pushing ink through sensitized screens
warm and cool colors
warm- red yellow orange
cool-blue green purple
tromp l' oeil
to fool the eye
abstraction
distorting or exaggerating objects found in nature; simplifying thigns
non objective abstraction
art work that has no imagry that resembles natural world
parthenon
greek building
optical mixing
place dots of color next to eachother and eyes mix the colors
performance art
live action events staged as artworks
historicism
look back on older art for insperation
modernism
artists who want to come up with completely new form of art
mary brodbeck
lady who does japanese printing or great lakes
kitsch
little things that are mass produced
subject matter
what the work of art is about
form
how its made
content
why its made
photorealism
looks like a photograph
idealism
take something you are familiar with and making it unrealistic
non objective
no subject just shapes colors and texture
drawing
to pull push or drap a marking across surface to leave a line or mark
intaglio
image is cut, scratched, etched into metal surface
calligraphic line
fluid often plastic line suggesting movement
simultaneous contrast
when colors are juxtaposed they stress eachothers difference