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ART HISTORY Flashcards

1
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Art is derived from the Latin word “___” which means?

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“Ars”

Means ability or skills or manmade

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Art is also derived from the Italian word “___” which means?

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“Artis”

Means craftmanship, mastery, and inventiveness.

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Because of the traces from the greatest works of human activity anyone can argue that art is a product of…?

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…man’s mastery and skills rooted from his artistic creativity.

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According to Estolas et al., all artworks expresses the artist’s…?

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…imagination, his emotions, ideas, and things he wants and values in life.

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The four assumptions of art are?

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Art is rooted in culture

Art is universal

Art is not in nature

Art Involves Experience

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This assumption of art means that it ties our present from the past and connects us to the future.

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Art is rooted in culture

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This assumption of art means that art is as old as humans. In almost every country and within the most primitive communities, there is always art in every era and locus. No matter what period or location, art exists.

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Art is universal

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This assumption of art means that art is made by man using his skills, craftsmanship, creativity, and imagination.

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Art is not in nature

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Explain:

Universal Agreement: Art is NOT NATURE

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Art is made by man. What is art is not nature; what is nature is not art.

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Differentiate Art from Nature

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Art:
—- Made by man using his skills, craftmanship, creativity, and imagination.

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Differentiate Art from Nature

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Art:
—- Made by man using his skills, craftmanship, creativity, and imagination.
—– It is a representation of what we see, feel, experience etc., and present them through artistic interpretation.

Nature:
—– Divine model, work of God, or God made.
—– Nature was not designed by God to represent and to express anything.

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This assumption of art means that experience is the actual doing of something. The perfection of art appreciation will never be possible without experiencing art

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Art Involves Experience

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13
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What is Art Appreciation?

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Subjective Answer

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_____ is envisioning ideas that are not present in reality. It is visualizing the impossible or things that are not present in our senses.

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Imagination

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_____ uses imagination to represent new ideas and create a physical embodiment which is beneficial and with value. It is the unveiling of the impossible to possible.

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Creativity

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______ is making known ones thoughts or feelings. It means that the work of art reflects the artist’s personality, background or even personal circumstances.

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Expression

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17
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List down the different functions of arts.

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Personal
Social
Cultural
Spiritual
Aesthetic
Physical
Political
Economic
Historical

18
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This function tries to convey the artist personal feelings through his work of art. It is also used to give convenience, comfort and happiness to human being.

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Personal Function

19
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This function connects people because art is usually used for public display and celebration, it means it is used to influence shared behavior, that is why art conveys sense of family, community or civilization.

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Social Function

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This function helps art to preserve, share and transmit culture of people from one generation to another. Art also serves as passage towards people’s knowledge, skills, attitudes, customs and traditions of different group.

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Cultural Function

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This function of art strengthens the artist work in terms of religious and Spiritual support to the culture.

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Spiritual Function

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This function of art helps people to have the real attitude of gratefulness to nature’s beauty, the feeling of appreciation that is established through enjoyment when in touch with the artwork

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Aesthetic Function

23
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This function of art deals with art that fulfils and satisfy man’s physical needs.

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Physical Function

24
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This function of art deals with campaign art such as promotion of political agenda.

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Political Function

25
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This function of art deals with the involvement of money. Every reproduction of arts money plays a big role in it.

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Economic Function

26
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Visual Category of Art such as painting, sculpture, architectural work serves as record to historical figures and events.

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Historical Function

27
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According to this Philosopher, Art is a Mimesis or the representation or imitation of the real world in art and literature.

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Plato

28
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According to this Philosopher, Art is a Representation.

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Aristotle

29
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According to this Philosopher, Art is for art’s sake.

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Kant

30
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According to Plato, art is a ____?

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Mimesis, or representation or imitation of the real world in art and literature.

31
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According to Aristotle, art is a ____?

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Representation, or a representation of a possible version of reality.

32
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According to Kant, art is for ___?

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Art’s sake, or art is innately autonomous from specific interest.

33
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According to Kant, art is for ___?

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Art’s sake, or art is innately autonomous from specific interest.

34
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According to Kant, art is for ___?

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Art’s sake, or art is innately autonomous from specific interest.

35
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He believes that true entity can only be found in the world of forms.

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Plato

36
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His argument is that non-physical forms or idea represent the most accurate reality.

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Plato

37
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He believes that the true representation of art is not just about its outward appearance but its inward significance.

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Aristotle

38
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His argument is that art may not represent reality as it is but to provide a vision of possible reality.

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Aristotle

39
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He believes that art has its own reason for being.

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Kant

40
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His argument is that the judgment of beauty is the vital element of art, as something that can be broad despite its subjectivity.

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Kant

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