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fine art
stuff for asethtic satisfaction. intangible level rather then practical
applied art
art with functional purpose as well. example: decorated pencil.
form
everything about physcail appearnace of art. size, texture, etc.
sfumato
refers to the soft spot. smoky appearnce of oil paintings.
glazing
layering of many translucent applications of paint.
who is la gioconda?
Mona lisa
Mona lisa info?
by leonardo davinci. italian rennsiance artist. moderate sized. wood panel. at louvre museum in florence.
Fountain info?
Marcel Duchamp, french modern era artist. a "dada" work.
r. Mutt?
written on the "fountain"
what are "ready-mades?"
made from or incorporates already exisiting objects, usually common place objects
dada
an anti-art, anti-meaning, anti-movement. anarchist movement
nihlism
an extreme form of skepticism; total rejection of law or tradition
venus of willendorf?
prehistoric sculpture. very small.( 4 3/8 inches).. was ample body weight. once was red.
subject matter?
figures, objects or shapes that are portrayed in a work of art.
content
message or meaning of the work.
iconography
story within a work of heart. (religius refrences, etc).
iconology
the study of visual symbolism.
portrait of a queen mother?
endant mask. from the court of benin, early 16th century. was a pendant. was for royalty.
meaning of mask
portrait of a person. not actual mask.
motif
subject matter or a pattern or design.
olokun
one of the nature things the benine believed in. ruled land, water and wealth.
staircase, tassel house?
by victor horta in the art nouveau style. a housse for a man named tassel.
art nouveu style?
1890-1914 accross europe and america. reminisent of plants, flowers, insects. lyrical lineraity.
barcelona chair?
ludwig miles van der roche. bauhas style. 29" high.
bahaus style?
20th century production. building house. design was severly economic. used geometric shapes. "less is more" ended with hitler, he hated modern art.
the distinction between fine art and applied art rests on intention of?
utlity (usefullness)
media?
refers to material and techniques used to create art bjects
medium?
single form of meida
oeuvre?
when an established fine art artist makes an occasional functional image. (entire body of artists lifeowrk)
the pop art movement?
in america and england in 60's and 70's. recreates images using fine art media.
The kaufmann house "falling water"
by frank lloyd wright. built private houses. house placed directly above waterfall. arcitects had doubts, constrcuted from 4 materials (stonce, concrete, steel and glass) sun appears in all rooms.
style
an identfiable and recognizable st of visual characterictics. can be artist, group or artists in a period of time, or culture
2 style categories?
representational and nonrepresentaional.
nonrepresentational art?
does not portray any real person of object. no reconizable subject matter.
representational art?
depicts object or people in some recognizable form.
mount-sainte victoire
by paul cezzane, a post-impressonal artist. wanted to serach for solidarity, used cylinders. felt linear perspective was a lie. ancestor of cubism.
a solitary temple amid clearing peaks.
by li cheng. the mystical give that brings harmoney that combines the myriad things into a harmonius whole,
confucianiam
rational, politcal philosophy that involves self discipline
daoism
an intuative philosophy that emphasizes individualism, non conformity and return to nature
the monumental style of chinese landscape painting
life busy with constraints. spirtual communcaition with nature.
realism/naturalism
portrayal of people and objects as they are seen to be in nature. accuracy emphasized.
photorealism/ photorealist paintings
extracting realism and precision. photogrpahic vision of reality.
wheel of fortune
by audrey flack, a contempory american artist. very large painting. still life photo, uses photogrpahy.
vanitas
baroque still life paintings that used objects to symbolize fleeting nature of life and thus desires for wealth and beauty
momento mori
a skull symbolizes passing of life and thus greed and vanity.
trompe- l' oeil
art rendered w/ realism such that viewer can be fooled. scale same as real subject matter
abstract art
depicts objects and figures in simplified, distorted or exaggerated ways. representational.
the red studio
henry matisse. a french modern era artist. LARGE. oil on canvas.
fauve movement
first 20th century art movement. critics called it violent.
cubism and pablo picaso
objects flattened then reassembled.
les demoiselles d'avignon
by pablo picaso. during the modern era. cubistic. 1907. follows what cezzane started.