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18 Cards in this Set
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Etching--Grabado
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needle used to draw into a wax ground applied over a metal plate. ink is forced into etched depressions and an impression is printed.
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Abstract--Abstracto
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applying paint rapidly to huge canvases to show feelings and emotions
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Baroque--Barroco
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17th century style limited to Catholic countries where painters sought emotion, movement, and variety
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Cubism--Cubismo
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subject broken up and reassembled in an abstract form. 3 phases: facet, analytical, synthetic
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Engraving
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cutting or incising a design into a material with a sharp tool called a graver. production of currency and certificates.
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Expressionism--Expresionismo
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Germany 05-25. communicated through emphasis and distortion.
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Gothic--Gótico
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example: cathedrals
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Lithography--Litografía
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printing from a prepared flat stone or metal or plastic plate
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Renassaince--Renacimiento
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cultural awareness. emphasis on humans, their environment, science, and philosophy
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Surrealism--Surrealismo
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realistic, though irrational style describing dreamlike fantasies
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Modernism--Modernismo
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expresses feelings and ideas. creates abstractions and fantasies, rather than what is real.
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Fresco--Fresco
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painting on plaster (dry or wet)
absorbed and becomes part of wall |
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Mural--Mural
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large design or picture usually on wall of large buildings
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Mannerism--Manierismo
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rejected the calm balance of the high renassaince in favor of emotion. reflected the tension in Europe at that time in history
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Tapestry--Tapiz
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textile with colorful design or scene formed by wet threads hand woven to the warp
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Futurism--Futurismo
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celebration of the machine age glorifying war and favoring growth of fascism
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Still Life--Naturaleza Muerta
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nature's inanimate objects
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Self Portrait--Autorretrato
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picture of the him/her self
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