ART SECTION 2 - ALL VOCAB Flashcards
The 19th century cultural belief that American settlers were divinely predestined to take
possession of the entire east to west expanse of the North American continent
Manifest Destiny (pg. 48)
A view worthy of being seen and appreciated as a picture
Picturesque (pg. 48)
A group of artwork made around a particular theme or subject
Series (pg. 49)
Non-violent refusal to obey certain laws and demands as a form of protest
Civil Disobedience (pg. 49)
A form of art where artists create an entire environment or immersive experience within a space
Installation (pg. 51)
An artistic technique in which one artist strategically uses the form of another artwork to
give it new meaning
Appropriation (pg. 51)
An art movement characterized by a focus on emotion, nature, individualism, and the sublime
Romanticism (pg. 52)
An art movement where artists incorporated organic materials and/or outdoor environments
directly into their artwork
Land art (pg. 53)
A biological community of living organisms
Ecosystems (pg. 57)
A technique that creates a glass-plate negative measuring eight inches by ten inches
in the camera
Wet Plate Collodion (pg. 57)
An artwork that depicts a person, often depicting their facial features and personality
Portraits (pg. 57)
Used to describe people whose culture originates from a particular
place not specific to North American
Indigenous (pg. 48)
Describes cultures that originated in North America
Native Americans (pg. 49)
Describes Indigenous peoples of Canada who ethnically are neither
Metis or Inuit
First Nation (pg. 49)
Term thought to have derived from Christopher Columbus’s mistaken
impression that he has landed in South Asia rather than America
Indian (pg. 49)