Art 101-150 Flashcards

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name three advancements in technology since the renaissance that have improved painting

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paint tubes, color theory, acrylic paint, and the use of synthetic material in paintbrushes.

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when did artists begin to use canvas instead of wood panels for painting

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artists began switching to canvas during the late renaissance. In fact, titian was one of the first to do this

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who was the author of on the law of simultaneous colour contrast and the arrangement of coloured objects, written in 1839

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eugene chevreul

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what is print making

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the process of producing multiple exact copies of an original design

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what are the four main types of printmaking processes

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relief, intaglio, lithography, and screen painting

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4 powerful european rulers in the 17th and 18th centuries

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empress maria theresa, peter the great, catherine the great, and louis XIV

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jean jacques rousseau

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enlightenment philosopher who protested the low standards of living of the peasantry

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baroque

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rich color and ornamentation in artworks from the baroque period

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caravaggio

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italian baroque painter renowned for use of chiaroscuro and naturalism

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artemisia gentileschi

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painter notable for her adaptation of caravaggios techniques

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gianlorenzo bernini

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17th century baroque sculptor, architect, painter, and draftsman known for the ecstasy of saint teresa

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peter paul rubens

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early 15th century painter known for his influential energetic and colorful works

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francois boucher

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18th century french painter influenced by jean antoine watteau depicting elegantly dressed nobles in the countryside

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14
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style that violated artistic subject-matter conventions

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pop art

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pop art icon whose work mocked the art world

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Andy Warhol

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pop artist who used comic book style illustration

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Roy Lichenstein

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17
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pop artist who used industrial stencils in his art

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Robert Indiana

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18
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artistic style that reduced art to bare essentials

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Minimalism

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acrylic paint and the airbrush

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TWO innovations that enabled Minimalist “hard-edge painting”

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Minimalist painter known for large, non-objective works

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Frank Stella

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21
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David Smith and Don Flavin

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TWO sculptors who created large abstract minimalist works

22
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artistic style where subjects are depicted in sharp focus

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Photorealism

23
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TWO photorealist artists who revived Gustave Courbet’s Realism

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Chuck Close and Duanne Hanson

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two artists who “packaged” landscapes with fabric and plastic

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Christo and Jeanne-Claude

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Cristo, Jeanne-Claude, Michael Heizer, and Robert Smithson
four artists associated with Earthworks
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style combining theatre and art where artists themselves become the work
Performance Art
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20th-century artistic style reintroducing traditional elements o exaggerating Modernist ones
Postmodernist
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the Great Wall
the most famous work of Ancient Chinese art
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Chines emperor whose tomb contains a lifesized clay army
Qin
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period of Chinese history often referred to as a "golden age"
Tang dynasty
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number of languages and dialects spoken in INdia
over 1600
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TWO religions with strong influences on Indian art
Buddhism and Hinduism
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religion with strong influence on Japanese art
Buddhism
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African nation containing some of the oldest examples of cave painting
Namibia
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Civilization that arose in Nigeria around 500 BCE influenced the Yoruba
Nok
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Nigerian civilization that produced cast bronze portrait heads and other ceremonial objects
Benin Kingdom
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ceremonial African and Oceania art pieces intended for use in performances
masks
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islands composing Polynesia, Melanesia, and Micronesia
Oceania
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important expression of social structure in Polynesia
tatoos
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cultural group in Melanesia who produced carved wooden shields
Asmat
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location where Islam emerged
Arabian Peninsula
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the holy book of Islam
the Quaran
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formal analysis
analysis of the visual qualities of an artwork
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What basic assumption informs formal analysis of art?
The artist makes decisions on the visual aspects of artwork that can reveal meaning of the piece.
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What two skills are necessary for formal analysis?
observation and description
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contextual analysis
looking outside of the artwork itself to determine its meaning
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What four historical facts does contextual analysis examine?
cultural, social, religious, and economic context of an artwork
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the Second New Deal
New Deal policies enacted in 1935 and later
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THREE new deal agencies still in existence today
federal deposit insurance company, securities and exchange commission, and the social security system
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political system that many people claimed FDR's policies would lead to
communism
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the Red Scare
fear of communism in the US post- russian revolution