Art App. Reviewer Flashcards

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Study of how people record and document human experiences.

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Humanities

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Greek word of Humanities

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Humanus

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Domains of learning humanities

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Cognitive, Psychomotor and Affective Domain

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Acquisition of knowledge

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Cognitive Domain

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Relationship between cognitive functions and physical movement

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Psychomotor Domain

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Attitudinal learning.

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Affective Domain

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7
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Human ingenuity in adapting natural things into man’s use.

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Art

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8
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Art came from the word ___ meaning ___

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“ars” “skill”

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9
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The ability to interpret or understand man-made arts and enjoy them.

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Art Appreciation

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Functions of art

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Personal/individual, social, economic, political, historical, religious, physical, and aesthetic Function

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Artist have their personal reasons

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Personal/individual Function

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12
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Used as a way of man to associate with others.

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Social Function

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13
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Used as source of income

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Economic Function

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14
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Uses to promote political programs

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Political Function

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15
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Serves as a medium to record historical figures and events.

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Historical function

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Used to process faith or worship God.

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Religious Function

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17
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Used for architectural

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Physical Function

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18
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Artworks serves to beautify

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Aesthetic Function

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19
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Genres of art

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Visual arts, audio-visual arts, literary arts.

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20
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Perceived by the eyes.

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Visual arts

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21
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Two under visual arts

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Graphic arts and plastic arts

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22
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Visual arts that have length and width Also called two-dimensional

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Graphic Arts

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23
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Have length, width, and volume. Also called three-dimensional arts.

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Plastics arts

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24
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Perceived by both ears and eyes

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Audio-visual arts

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25
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Presented in the written mode

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Literary arts

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26
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Factors affecting art styles

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Geographical, Historical, social, ideational, psychological, technical factors

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27
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Place where the artist stays influences his works

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Geographical factor

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28
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Historical events expert a great influence on artists

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Historical Factor

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29
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Social issues affects the artist.

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Social Factor

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30
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Idea coming from various people also influence artists

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Ideational factor

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31
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Psychological make-up or frame of mind

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Psychological Factor

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32
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Artist are affected by their current set of skills

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Technical Factor

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33
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Division of Arts

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Aesthetic or art appreciation
Art history
Art production
Art criticism

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34
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Four common essentials of arts

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Art has to be man-made
Art must be creative, not imitative
Art must benefit and satisfy man
Art is expressed through a certain medium or material by which the artist communicates himself to his audience

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35
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Elements of Visual arts

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Line, color, texture, shape and forms, volume/value, space and perspective

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36
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A series of connected dots. (Give the 2 kinds)

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Line

Expressive lines and constructive lines

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37
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Lines tend to be found in nature

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Expressive lines

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38
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Lines that are very measures, geometric, directional and angular

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Constructive lines

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39
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Have some psychological and other connotations

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Color

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40
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Associated with the sense of touch. It is the surface characteristic of an area. ( Give the 2 types)

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Texture

Tactile or real texture
Implied texture

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41
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The way the surface of an object actually feels

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Tactile or real texture

42
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The way the surface of an object looks like it feels

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Implied texture

43
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External appearance of clearly defined area

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Shape

44
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Overall composition

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Form

45
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2 types of shapes

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Geometric and organic shapes

46
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Have smooth even edges

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Geometric shapes

47
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Have more complicated edges and usually found in nature.

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Organic shapes

48
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The lightness or darkness of a color. It imitate natural light. (Give the 2 kinds)

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Value

Cross-hatching
Stippling

49
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Is when you use irregular lengths of parallel lines that cross over each other diagonally

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Cross-hatching

50
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Use of dots to create shades

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Stippling

51
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Area or surface occupied by the artwork

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Space

52
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Angle of vision

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Perspectives

53
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Perspective is manifested in these two situations:

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That nearer objects appear bigger and taller than father objects and;
The parallel lines seem to meet at the farthest end.

54
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Methods of presenting subject

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Realism, abstractionism, surrealism, symbolism, fauvism, dadaism, expressionism, impressionism, futurism.

55
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Also term naturalism.

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Realism

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Drawing away from realism

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Abstractionism

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Types of abstractionism

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Distortion, mangling, elongation, cubism, abstract expression

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Misshaped form

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Distortion

59
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Parts are cuts

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Mangling

60
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Elongated form

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Elongation

61
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Use of cubes

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Cubism

62
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Use of strong color

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Abstract expressionism

63
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Beyond realism. Influence by ___, the father of ___

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Surrealism
Sigmund Freud, Psychoanalysis

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Presents symbolically

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Symbolism

65
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Optimistic realism

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Fauvism

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Shocking realism

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Dadaism

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Emotional realism

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Expressionism

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Based on artist’s impression

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Impressionism

69
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Realism in the future

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Futurism

70
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Expression of ideas and emotions, in a two-dimensional visual language

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Painting

71
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How was painting invented?

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Emerged in pre-history, when nomadic people made use of paintings on rocky walls

72
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Who made the first painting?

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Made by primitive men, believe to have been made by Homo Neanderthalensis in the pre-historic era

73
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Where was the first painting made?

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The first painting, which is also known as rock painting or rock art, was made in shelter, caves

74
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What is the origin of painting?

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Born in neolithic period

75
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One of the oldest continuous artistic traditions in the world

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Chinese painting

76
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Most highly refined artworks

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Japanese painting

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Began around 108 B.C around the fall of gojoseon

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Korean painting

78
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Continuous tradition from antiquity until the present time.

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Western painting

79
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Indigenous native cultures produced creative works

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American painting

80
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The depiction of humans, animals or any other figurative subjects is forbidden within islam

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Islamic painting

81
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Do not have great interest in two-dimensional represetations. Paintings are often abstract and geometric. Includes body and face painting

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African painting

82
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Basic ingredients of painting

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Pigment, binder, and solvent

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Mediums in painting

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Encaustic, tempera, fresco, gouache, oil painting, and acrylic painting

84
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Also know as hot wax painting. Involves heated wax medium.

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Encaustic

85
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Made by mixture with the yolk of fresh eggs

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Tempera

86
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Type of wall created with natural pigments and clays.

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Fresco

87
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2 types of fresco

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Buon fresco (wet)
Secco fresco (dry)

88
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Water-medium paint. Designed to be opaque

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Gouache

89
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Most common technique for artistic painting on canvas

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Oil painting

90
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Executed in the medium of synthetic acrylic resins

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Acrylic painting

91
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3 production process

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Pre-production
Production
Post-production

92
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Exposes the visual testing

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Pre-production

93
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The actual painting

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Production

94
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Process on how the art will be expose or publicized

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Post-production

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Techniques in painting

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Underpainting
Blocking in
Building up texture
Dry brushing
Glazing
Painting with Mediums

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First layer of the painting which serves as a base

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Underpainting

97
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Covers up the base of the painting

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Blocking in

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Smooth transitions

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Building up texture

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Applying light paint over dried dark areas

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Dry brushing

100
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Process of laying a coat of transparent paint

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Glazing

101
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Mediums are fluids

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Painting with Mediums

102
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Make decisions about which works of art should be displayed and how they should be seen

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Curators