ARTS Flashcards
A period consisting of all human existence before the emergence of the writing and written history
PRE-HISTORIC ERA
Depicting everyday activities and survival of our ancestors.
PRE-HISTORIC ERA
Drawn in the form of cave paintings, they are used for communication, religious rituals, and ceremonies.
PRE-HISTORIC ERA
Rock as a medium to make cave paintings.
PALEOLITHIC
Introduction of all sorts and kinds of mediums used to paint and draw
MESOLITHIC AND NEOLITHIC
Gives emphasis on the importance of LIFE after DEATH and the preservation of knowledge.
ANCIENT EGYPTIAN ERA
Focuses on religion, mythical creatures, gods, and spiritual scenes.
ANCIENT EGYPTIAN ERA
Most paintings were highly stylized, symbolic, and showed a profile view of an animal or a person.
ANCIENT EGYPTIAN ERA
Mostly found in vases, panels, and tombs
GREEK ERA
Depicts natural figures with dynamic composition. NATURALISM
GREEK ERA
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FRESCO, ENCAUSTIC, PANEL, KERCH VASES/STYLE, TOMB/WALL PAINTINGS
Method of painting WATER-BASED PIGMENTS on freshly applied plaster usually on wall surfaces.
FRESCO
Pigments are added to HOT WAX and used as paint
ENCAUSTIC
Red, figured POTTERY paintings. Named after the place it was found.
KERCH VASES
paintings on flat PANELS OF WOOD.
PANEL
Painted using the fresco technique (water-based materials) with a LIMESTONE MORTAR.
TOMB/WALL PAINTINGS
Most paintings were imitations (copied) of Hellenic Greek Paintings.
ROMAN ERA
Is created using small pieces of colored glass, stones, or other materials.
MOSAIC
A blend of Greek and Oriental Styles
BYZANTINE ERA
Magnificent and imposing images which are adorned in churches.
BYZANTINE ERA
Means Roman-like
ROMANESQUE ERA
Large mosaics on the walls of the churches that follow a strict frontal pose.
ROMANESQUE ERA
Illuminated manuscript pages and wall paintings.
GOTHIC ERA
Created to transform the vast stone interiors with warm and glowing colors.
STAINED GLASS
The practice of applying paint/pigment/color, etc. to a solid surface.
PAINTING
CAVE PAINTINGS
PRE-HISTORIC ERA
MAKE THE DECEASED AFTERLIFE PLACE PLEASANT
EGYPTIAN PAITINGS
Paintings during this era was mostly found on vases, panels and tombs.
CLASSICAL GREEK PAINTINGS
Painting that depicts NATURAL figures with DYNAMIC COMPOSTIONS.
CLASSICAL GREEK PAINTINGS
Reveal a grasp of linear perspective and naturalist representation.
CLASSICAL GREEK PAINTINGS
Very popular during the classical period
TOMB/WALL PAINTINGS
Shows traces of MOZARABIC INFLUENCE
ROMANESQUE PAINTINGS
Materials used in this era’s sculptures vary according to region and locality.
PRE-HISTORIC SCULPTURES
VENUS OF WILLENDORF
PRE-HISTORIC SCULPTURES
CARVED WITH LIMESTONE THAT HAS A HUGE BREAST AND ABDOMEN TO ENSURE FERTILITY.
VENUS OF WILLENDORF
VENUS OF BRASSEMPOUY
PRE-HISTORIC CULPTURES
LADY WITH THE HOOD. IVORY FIGURINE
VENUS OF BRASSEMPOUY
Most common materials for this era’s sculptures were wood, ivory and stones
EGYPTIAN SCULPTURES
Tensed, stiff and bodies were hidden with enfolding robes.
GREEK OR EARLY GREEK SCULPTURES
QUEEN NEFERTITI
EGYPTIAN SCULPTURES
MYRON; THE DISCOBULUS
GREEK OR EARLY GREEK SCULPTURES
Most of these sculptures were made of MONUMENTAL TERRA-COTTA
ROMAN SCULPTURES