7 Arts & Crafts Flashcards

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What were two other names used in the USA for the Arts and Crafts movement?

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Craftsman or Mission style

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What dis the Arts and Crafts movement stand for?

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It stood for traditional craftsmanship - simple folk forms

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What three moral values is the movement a reflection of?

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  • Honesty
  • Simplicity
  • Usefulness
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What two things was the movement a reaction to?

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  • Cheap, industrialized products

- The ornamental excess of the Victorian era

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5
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What was John Ruskin’s view on the industrial revolution?

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He thought it was a mistake. He wanted the return of handicrafts & skilled craftsmen.

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What are the five characteristics of the Arts and Crafts movement?

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  • Truth to materials - simple “handmade” form
  • Emphasizing the natural beauty of the materals
  • Little in the way or ornamentation
  • Workshops in rural areas revived old techniques
  • Patterns inspired by the British countryside
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What are six points about British vernacular architecture?

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  • Well-proportioned solid forms
  • Deep porches
  • Steep roof pitches
  • Pointed window arches
  • Brick fireplaces
  • Wooden fittings
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8
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What style of homes were “kit houses”?

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Craftsman style

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9
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What are the six inspirations of Art Nouveau?

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  • The arts & crafts movement
  • Gothic revival
  • Baroque
  • Rococo
  • Celtic artifacts
  • Chinese and Japanese art
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What is the primary characteristics of Art Nouveau?

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The curving line, inspired by nature (often slender and/or vine like decoration)

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11
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Who made the insanely amazing church?

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Antonio Gaudi

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When was the construction of the insanely amazing church started, and when is it projected to be finished?

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It started in 1882, and it is projected to be finished in 2026. (144 YEARS!!)

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Where is the insanely amazing church, and what is it called?

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Barcelona. It’s called Sagrada Familia

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What are the four side of the Sagrada Familia?

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On the picture:

  • Left = apse
  • Right = glory facade
  • Top = nativity facade
  • Bottom = passion facade
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