Humanities-Intro To Art And Philosophy

Front 1

Mannerism

Back 1

Reaction against idealized paintings of Renaissance, transition between Renaissance and Baroque. Figures are very elongated.

Front 2

Medieval

Back 2

Mindset--you can't look at God, can't approach him, etc. Very flat.

Front 3

Surrealism

Back 3

Product of Sigmund Reud, tried to paint and loose the unconscious mind

Front 4

Abstract Expressionism

Back 4

Evoke emotion but not with tangible things--abstractly

Front 5

Post Impressionism

Back 5

Refocus on light and color but reintroduce story and narrative

Front 6

Cubism

Back 6

take an image, break it in geometric shapes/planes, and reassmble it in a new and different way

Front 7

Renaissance

Back 7

centered on man and man's power, man's ability to be close to God (man made in image of God)

Front 8

chiaroscuro

Back 8

dramatic contrast between light and dark (see Anatomy Lecture of Dr. Tulp)

Front 9

French Romanticism

Back 9

focus on the people

Front 10

English Romanticism

Back 10

focus on nature

Front 11

Impressionism

Back 11

capture the sensory experiences of the moment without preconcieved notions

Front 12

Minimalist School of Architecture

Back 12

Function over form, structure left visible

Front 13

Prairie School of Architecture

Back 13

architecture in harmony with nature around it, blends in with surroundings. Form over function

Front 14

Philosophy

Back 14

the act of stating as clearly and convincingly as possible, what we believe and what we believe in

Front 15

Tools of Philosophy

Back 15

Articulation, Argument, Analysis, Synthesis

Front 16

Articulation

Back 16

putting ideas in clear, concise, and readily understandable language

Front 17

Argument

Back 17

supporting ideas to establish conclusions and overcome objections

Front 18

Analysis

Back 18

understanding an idea by clarifying its components

Front 19

Synthesis

Back 19

gahtering different ideas together in a single, unified vision or theme

Front 20

Areas of Philosophical Inquiry

Back 20

Metaphysics, Ethics, Epistemology, Logic, Philosophical Theology, Political Philosophy, Aesthetics

Front 21

Metaphysics

Back 21

theories of relaity and the ultimate nature of all things, seeking a unified view of the universe. ALSO called ONTOLOGY, the study of being.

Front 22

Ethics

Back 22

theories about good and bad, right and wrong, and the principles of morality

Front 23

Epistemology

Back 23

theories about knowledge, what we know and how we know it--poses the question what is truth?

Front 24

Logic

Back 24

Ideas about thinking and reasoning, uses syllogisms

Front 25

Syllogism

Back 25

A tool of logic (developed by Aristotle) that allowes one to draw valid (but not necessarily true) conclusions from two premises. 1. Major Premise 2. Minor Premise 3. Conclusion DEDUCTION Prove a syllogism by proving its major premise (by using another syllogism). Limits to logic.

Front 26

Philosophical Theology

Back 26

theories that address the nature of religion, God and the reasons for God's existence (or non-existence)

Front 27

Political Philosophy

Back 27

theories about the nature of society and government, includes ideas about the ideal society (utopia)

Front 28

Aesthetics

Back 28

theories relating to art, asks questions about the nature of beauty and its expression

Front 29

Elements of Art

Back 29

Composition, Movement, Unity and Balance, Color and Light/Dark Contrast, Mood

Front 30

Composition

Back 30

Use of space and arrangements of elements in space

Front 31

Movement

Back 31

Where the eye goes

Front 32

Unity and Balance

Back 32

Manipulation of emotion to create unity and balance or not

Front 33

Color and light/dark contrast

Back 33

Using contrast to offer emotion/focus

Front 34

Mood

Back 34

Suggestion of mood

Front 35

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 35

Kaufmann House, Bear Run (Falling Water) Frank Lloyd Wright 20th Century Prairie School of Architecture

Front 36

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 36

Bauhaus Walter Gropius 20th Century Minimalist/Internationalist School of Architecture

Front 37

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 37

Wivenhoe Park, Essex John Constable English Romanticism

Front 38

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 38

Gare Saint-Lazare, 1877 Claude Monet Impressionism

Front 39

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 39

The Kiss Auguste Rodin 20th Century Sculpture

Front 40

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 40

Liberty Leading the People Eugene Delacroix French Romanticism

Front 41

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 41

Au Moulin Rouge Henri Toulouse Lautrec Post Impressionism

Front 42

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 42

L'Arc d'Triomphe Rude French Romantic Sculpture

Front 43

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 43

The Anatomy Lecture of Dr. Tulp Rembrandt van Rijn Dutch Baroque

Front 44

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 44

David Michelangelo Buonarotti Renaissance

Front 45

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 45

Self-Portrait Pablo Picasso Blue Period

Front 46

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 46

Self-Portrait Pablo Picasso Cubism

Front 47

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 47

Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going? Paul Gauguin Post-Impressionism

Front 48

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 48

The Raft of the Medusa Theodore Gericault French Romanticism

Front 49

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 49

Lavender Mist Jackson Pollock Abstract Expressionism

Front 50

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 50

Time Transfixed Rene Magritte Surrealism

Front 51

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 51

Harlequin's Carnival Joan Miro Surrealism

Front 52

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 52

Sistine Chapel Michelangelo Buonarotti Renaissance

Front 53

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 53

Arena Chapel Giotto di Bondone Late Medieval

Front 54

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 54

The Resurrection El Greco (Domenikos Theotokopoulos) Mannerism

Front 55

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 55

Saturn Devouring His Children Goya Black Period/No classification

Front 56

What is name, author, and period/classification of this piece?

Back 56

The Rape of Europa Titian (Tiziano Vecellio) Renaissance