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Chapter 4 Flashcards

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Artworks that depict something that can easily be recognized
Aims to represent or show actual

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Representational or Objectives

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Pictures of men & women
Popular before the invention of camera

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Portraiture

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Represents animals & plants
Became the trend due to man’s first encounters with plants & animals for survival

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Animals and Plants

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Representing inanimate objects or non living things
Always available and capable to be organized

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Still Life

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Example of Portraiture

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Carlos Duarte
Bread and Shutter

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Example of Animals and Plants

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Patricia White
Michelle Mara

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Example of Still Life

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a basket of fruits, a bag of groceries, a pack of cigarettes, a bunch of flowers, and a bucket of chicken

Sejal Raval
Clara Peeeters

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copying scenes happening in the community

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Country life

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Example of Country life

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a barrio fiesta, a fluvial parade, a bountiful rice harvest, a big catch of fishes, and a natural calamity

Robert Duncan
Fernando Amorsolo

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depicts picture of land forms

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Landscape

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Example of Landscape

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Volcano,mountain, hill, valley, plain, cliff

Faim Faim
Anne Marie Bone

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Pictures of any of the water forms

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Seascape

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Example of seascape

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Ocean, sea, river, lake, brook, pond, falls

June Nelson
Anton Gorlin

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Pictures of an aerial view of a city of a portion of it

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Cityscape

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Holy family, Madonna, and the child Jesus Christ, angels, saints, and other religious objects

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Religious items

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Example of Religious items

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Rosaries
Shalin Indian Brass

17
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Supernatural beings and fantasies technological items, and objects

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Mythological, fictional, and cartoon characters (Zeus, Poseidon, Hercules and Cerebrus)

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Artworks that have no resemblance to any real subject or objects or anything from nature

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Non- Representational or Non-objective arts

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Abstraction indicates a departure from reality in depiction or imagery in art
Departure from accurate representation can be slight, partial or complete

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Abstract

20
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What is the difference betw. subject and content in art?

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Subject is the literal, visible image in a work while Content includes the connotative, symbolic and suggestive aspects of the image

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Subject matter is the subject of the artwork

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Ex: still life, portrait, landscape etc

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Content is NOT subject or things in the painting. Communication of

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Ideas, feelings, and reactions connected with the subject

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Also known as naturalism
Attempt to represent things as it is with accuracy and precision

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REALISM

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an invented word meaning “super naturalism” or beyond realism
attempt to represent subjects which were the result of dreams and fantasies

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SURREALISM

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