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25 Cards in this Set
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Modulation
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vary the value of something, get dark and light value Model Form. 3-D Painting on 2-D surface.
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Registers
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A series of bands in a pictoral narrative; narrative bands where the images are stacked in strips (like reading the images)
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Schematization
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Form that’s used over and over again.
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Paleolithic
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Stone Age, Before 7,000 B.C
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Mesolithic
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“Middle” prehistoric Period
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Neolithic
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“New Stone Age” Approx 3,000 B.C
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Post and Lintel System
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A system of construction in which 2 posts support a lintel
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Twisted Perspective
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Part of a figure is seen in profile and another part of the same figure frontally.
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Sculpture in the Round
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freestanding figures carved or modeled in 3 dimensions.
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Tectiforms
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First writing
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Contour Line
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Must distinguished line of a figure, usually along the backbone
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Frescoe
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Painting on Plaster (wet or dry)
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Mortise and Tenon Join
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A piece of wood that is inserted into a corresponding hole (mortise) in Another piece of wood to form a joint.
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Cardinal Points
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North, South, East, West
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Cuneiform
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System of writing used in ancient Mesopotamia – Wedge Shaped
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Schematization
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A form that is repeated over and over again
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Scarification
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Decorative markings made with scars on the human body
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Bent Axis
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Round ramp that spirals up
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Axis Mundi
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World Pole
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Instalgio
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Graphic technique in which the design is incised, so that the impression made is a relief. Gems and stuff
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Lost Wax Method (Cire Perdue)
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Lost Wax Method – (Cire Perdue) – A bronze casting method in which a figure is modeled in wax and covered with Clay, the whole is fired melting away the wax and hardening the clay, which then becomes a mold for molten metal.
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Heraldry
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when human form is flanked by mirror image of an animal.
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Composite Figures
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Twisted Perspective
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Body Politic
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Figures of Political leaders carved in such a way to exemplify their physical characteristics
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Barrel Vault
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Masonry roof or ceiling constructed on the arch principle.
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