Art App

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Derived from the latin 'Ars' meaning ability of skill. It covers the areas of artistic creativity

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Art

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It embraces the visual arts, literature, music and dance

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Art

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It is a highly diverse range of human activities engaged in creating visual, auditory or performed artifacts

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Art

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The oldest documented form of art, which includes images or objects in fields like painting, sculpture.

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Visual arts

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Often included as one of the visual arts, like decorative arts, it involves the creation of objects

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Architecture

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Refers to all of it's visible elements and the particular way these come together as a whole.

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Form of a work of Art

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Is the subject matter of a work of Art or design, it is revealed through the formal properties of the work

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Content

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The branch of Philosophy dealing with beauty or the beautiful, especially in art.Consist of the sense of beauty, characterized by the love of beauty.

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Aesthetic

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Refers to the act of combining and reordering already existing material so that new object is formed

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Creation

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Happens when we feel a kind of delight or joy in many forms of art, using merely our senses

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Sensory Response

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s triggered by the recognition of a familiar situation presented as object of the work.

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Emotional response

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Is manifested in the delight of the mind to some works of art because it has unique arrangement of elements

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Intellectual response

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Is an activity that involves both imagination and skill in accomplishing it, it creates aesthetic feelings

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Work of art

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Have a different role in the world of visual art, their primary function is in the form of a cultural repository. A place for viewing, searching, it contains collection

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Museum

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Are relatively recent innovation, springing up in Europe and america during industrial revolution

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Commercial art gallery

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They offer insight into art's meaning and make judgements determining good or Bad.

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Critics

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Artists that works alone, dedicated to a single idea of creating art through their own impressive means and vision

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Individual artist

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It formed associations that preserve and teach the secrets of their trade to apprentices.

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Craftsmen

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In 19th century, they first introduced Art to the grade schools,

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Victorians

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The official center of art and culture in the united states

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New york

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Is one of the hallmarks that we often value in a work of art.

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Skills

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Is certainly another consideration but it does not necessarily produce a good art alone

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Talent

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Another element necessary to become an artist, linked to imagination and the ability to transcend

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Creativity

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Used in traditional, links to external site, arts forms as well as more innovative ones. Artist use this to take something ordinary and make it extraordinary.

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Creativity

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An art made by many people

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Grandest art

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Are massive structures built by hundreds of laborers under the direction of designers and engineers

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Pyramids

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These are tombs for individual royalty, while those in Mexico function as spiritual altars

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Eygpitian pyramids

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The process usually begins with a select panel of the public and private figures involve in the process

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Public art

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Many states have _% for art

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The Knowledge residing in the emotions, and thoughts of the viewer.

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Subjective

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This view focuses on the objects physical characteristics as the main source of information.

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Objective

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Visual artists and the work they produce perform specific roles, these roles vary between cultures

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Artistic roles

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a traditional role of visual art is to describe our self and our surroundings

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Description

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It captures the accuracy of physical characteristics but the very best also transfer a sense of individual's unique personality

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Portrait

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It gives us detailed information about our Natural and human made surroundings

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Landscape

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Documentation developed through the Art of Science.

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Scientific illustration

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This role of art is more utilitarian than others. It includes textiles and product design

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Enhancing our world

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These arts are generally devided into categories that make distinctions based on the context of the work

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Artistic categories

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This category includes drawing, paintings, sculptures, photographs, it has distinction og being some of finest examples of human artistic heritage

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Fine art

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This category contains many products and images we are exposed to every day

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Popular culture

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A category of Art that shows a high degree of skilled workmanship in its production

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Craft

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Artistic categories:

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Fine art

Popular culture

Craft

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Artistic styles:

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Naturalistic style

Abstract style

Cultural style

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Refers to a particular kind of appearance in works of art, a characteristic of an individual artist

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Style

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Refers to distinctive characteristics in artworks throughout a particular society or culture

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Cultural style

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This style is based on recognizable object but which is then manipulated by distortion, scale issues or other artistic devices

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Abstract style

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This style used recognizable images with a high level of accuracy in their depiction, it also includes the idealized object

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Naturalistic-style

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It has no relation to the real world, that is the work of art is based solely upon itself.

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Non-objective imagery

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This art shows a cultural style that's been identified for thousands of years.The book of Kelly is considered the pinnacle of this cultural style.

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Celtic art

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They produce perform specific roles

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Visual artists and the work

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A universal symbol of human communication

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Handprint

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3 major periods of medieval art

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Early Christian

Romanesque

Gothic

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two main centers of power of the Catholic church :

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Rome and Constantine

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This medieval art was popular in house of worship and used as decorations for public appreciation

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Early christian age

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These are semi- circular arches, heavy stonewalls and stable construction

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Romanesque architecture

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This was developed as a result of the french monarchy

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Gothic style

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Founder of the Sienese school painting, one of the greatest italian painters

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DUCIO di BOUNINSEGNA

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Has been recognized as the Greatest of all his works

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Maesta

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This art is marked by the gradual shift from the abstract forms of the medieval period

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Renaissance art

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3 major periods of renaissance art:

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Proto-Renaissance

Early Renaissance Art

High Renaissance

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The period of the most exceptional artistic production of masterpiece in Italian state, period of best known paintings.

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High Renaissance

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In this period of Renaissance, one of the principal characteristics is "humanism"A Revive classical antiquity

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Early renaissance art

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Refers to the Renaissance in italy, their activities that pioneered figurative realism - a foundation of what is considered the period if Italian Renaissance.

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Proto renaissance

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They are known for such notable and were the center of renaissance movement, credited for producing notable and impactful masterpiece

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Italian painters

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It features Higher Realism, meaning that paintings in this period are able to create life-like images and scenes

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Renaissance painting

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An Italian Polymath of high Renaissance period and is active as a painter. Serves as the role model in applying scientific methods to every aspect of life

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Leonard da Vinci

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An italian sculptor, painter, architect and poet of high Renaissance period

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Michaelangelo

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An italian sculptor, architect, of high Renaissance, he was know and admired for its clarity and form, ease of composition and visual idea of human grandeur

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Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino

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It uses not just one single color, but varieties of colors and is perspective

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Renaissance Art

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A flat meaning, and uses single color on the object that is painted.

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Medieval period