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62 Cards in this Set
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line
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can be real, implied, or formed by edges
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4 functions of line
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outline
shading pattern/texture movement |
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4 characteristics of line
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curves
diagonals horizontal vertical |
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texture
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can be real or implied (visual)
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Shape/Mass
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shape is 2d
mass is 3d can be geometric or organic (biomorphic) |
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value
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actual (light) or the illlusion of value (shading)
high/low key |
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space
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created by:
overlap shading size & position on pic plane perspective (4 types) |
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color
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invented by issac newton
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line
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can be real, implied, or formed by edges
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4 functions of line
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outline
shading pattern/texture movement |
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hue
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name of color
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value
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changed by adding black/white to make lighter or darker
-infinite number |
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4 characteristics of line
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curves
diagonals horizontal vertical |
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texture
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can be real or implied (visual)
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Shape/Mass
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shape is 2d
mass is 3d can be geometric or organic (biomorphic) |
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value
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actual (light) or the illlusion of value (shading)
high/low key |
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space
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created by:
overlap shading size & position on pic plane perspective (4 types) |
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color
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invented by issac newton
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hue
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name of color
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value
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changed by adding black/white to make lighter or darker
-infinite number |
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intensity
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brightness, changed by adding the colors compliment
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tint
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color + white
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shade
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color + black
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warm
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reds yellows oranges
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cool
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blues greens violets
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triad
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3 colors equally distant from each other on color wheel
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analogous
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3 or more colors next of each other on wheel
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compliments
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colors directly opposite each other on color wheel (nothing in common)
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neutral (achromatic)
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black, white, grays, brown (lack of color)
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polychromatic (open palette)
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all colors (primary and secondary)
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monochromatic
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only one color or one color and neutrals
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primary colors
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red yellow blue
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secondary colors
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green, orange, purple
(mix of 2 primaries) |
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tertiary
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primary mixed with secondary
named primary then secondary ex: blue green |
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Marie Laurencin
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french
"a group artists" styalized : overlapping |
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Jacques Louis Ddavid
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VERTICALS
french the consecration of napoleon and the crowning of josephine |
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Giorgio Vasari
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biographer
italian |
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George Bellows
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Columbus, OHio
Diagonals The Stag at Sharkeys |
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Franz Kline
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non-objective
showed emotion through diagonal lines (chaos) Mahonining (KKK Symbolism |
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Gericault
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The Raft of the Medusa
implied triangle |
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Ellsworth Kelley
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OUTLINE
"tangerine" |
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Andy Warhol
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pop art
soup cans |
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Piet Mondrian
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Texture
dutch |
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Van Gogh
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real or actual texture through IMPASTO
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Rembrandt
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over 600 paintings, 100 sefies
the night watch (cut and hit from hitler) baroque period ( light and dark) |
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Andrea Mantegna
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the dead christ
egg tempera foreshortening |
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Raphael
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the marriage of mary and joseph
linear perspective the school of athens the vatican lib. in rome fresco |
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Georgia O'Keefe
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american
enlarged scale/ size for giant close ups |
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Seurat
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pointillism: optical color mixing
A Sun. Afternoon on the Isle of La Grande JEtte little dots to make whole thing |
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Grandma Moses
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folk art (civil war era)
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Dali
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Surrealism
Spanish |
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Guerilla Girls
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supposed female artist
gorilla mask guerilla "warfare" posters for the rights of female artists |
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Mary Cassatt
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woman artist
values |
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Elisabeth Vigee-Lebrun
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French child prodigy
hundreds of paintings marie anotoinette |
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Steinberg
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the hen
functions of line |
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Jasper Johns
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American
Pop art of American Flags Encaustic |
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Michaelangelo
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Sistine Chapel ceiling
sculptor |
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Whistler
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Whistler's mother painting
uses neutrals |
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Picasso
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Abstract art
"best 20th century artist" |
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Lichetenstein
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non objective
bull 1 |
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Bridget Riley
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Op Art
optical art lines and such that looked 3D |
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Leonardo Da Vinci
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1452-1519
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