Midterm Flashcards

1
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a massive mausoleum of white marble built in
Agra was constructed in memory of the wife
of the then emperor, Shah Jahan

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Taj Mahal

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as an art is known by its product. The name of the art in these applied arts is basically denoted by its specified function

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Jewelry making

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Used in order to commemorate important figures in the history

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Rizal & Bonifacio Monument

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Remained a pillar of the University and a constant reminder of the need to offer oneself up selflessly for the country

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Oblation

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5
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  • also manifestation of sculpting’s function
  • Philippines features a relief of a famous hero
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Coins

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  • Another art form that readily lends itself to multiple functions
  • might be the most prominent functional art form
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Architecture

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He believed that art had the potential to corrupt the soul but also acknowledged its power to inspire and uplift

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Plato

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believed that art, particularly poetry, had the ability to teach and inspire

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Aristotle

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argued that art has a crucial role in human life, as it allows individuals to experience a sense of
disinterested pleasure.

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Kant

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a renowned Russian author and philosopher, the author of War and Peace and Anna Karenina, held a unique perspective on art, particularly in
relation to its moral and spiritual significance

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Leo Tolstoy

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can range from personal emotions
and experiences to broader societal issues, historical events, or natural phenomena.

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Subjects

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encompasses the visual elements,
techniques, and materials used by artists to represent their chosen subject matter.

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Content

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refers to what is depicted or represented in the artwork. This can include the figures, objects, scenes, or events that the artist focuses on.

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Subject

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Types of subject

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  1. Representational art
  2. Non-representational art/ abstract art
  3. Still life
  4. Nature
  5. Historical or mythological
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These types of art have subjects that refer
to objects or events occurring in the real
world. Also termed as figurative art

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Representational art

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It does not make a reference to the real
world, whether the person, place, thing, or
even a particular event. It is stripped down
to visual elements such as shapes, lines, and
colors that are employed to translate a
particular feeling, emotion, and even
concept. Also termed as non-figurative

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Non-representational art / abstract art

17
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A proponent of non-representational
art was Russian artist

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Wassily Kandinsky

18
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Artwork that depicts inanimate objects, often arranged in a composition.

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Still life

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Artwork that focuses on natural scenes, including landscapes, animals, and plants

20
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He saw art and nature as inseparable,often finding solace and happiness in painting in it and painting from it. Ina letter to his brother Theon he wrote “…if I felt no love for nature and my work, then I would be unhappy

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Vincent Van Gogh

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From narrations in literature, artists, on the other hand, gave faces of Greek and Roman deities or the gods and goddesses whose fates are seemingly as tragic as those of men. Some of
the art forms they took on were wall paintings or frescos and sculptural works such as busts, statuaries, and ceramics and pottery, among others

A

Historical or mythological

23
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Commissioned by Pope Julius II, the intricate fresco that lines the Sistine Chapel was created by
Michelangelo. The immense detail and vast surface he had to cover had him working on it from 1508
to 1512

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Sistine Chapel

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The broader message or underlying idea conveyed by the artwork, such as love, conflict, identity, or social issues.

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The historical, cultural, and social background in which the artwork was created, which can influence its meaning
Context
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The feelings or reactions elicited by the artwork, which can differ among viewers based on personal experiences.
Emotional response
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Use of symbols to express ideas or concepts, adding depth to the content.
Symbolism
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is a person who creates original works of art, such as paintings, sculptures, music, literature, or other forms of creative expression.
Artist
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a person whocreates handmade objects, often using traditional techniques and materials.
Artisan
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as an art is highly functional just like most applied arts.
Architecture
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