Unit 1: Terms and Concepts Flashcards

1
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What kind of system of building is this example?

A

Post and lintel

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2
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What kind of system of building is this example?

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Walls and arches

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3
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Modeling

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ADDING material onto a base or together

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4
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What kind of sculpture technique is this example?

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Modeling

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5
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Carving

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It is subtractive. Removing material from a base

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6
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What kind of sculpture technique is this example?

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Carving

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7
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Pigment

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The colour we all think of as paint

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8
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Ground

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The prepared surface for the paint to adhere too

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9
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Support

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The actual material painted on

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10
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Stain

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Soaks into the material

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11
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Powder and adhesive

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Colour that sticks right to the surface

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12
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Fresco

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A painting on a specific kind of wall. The wall is covered with plaster and while it is still wet, they paint with stain. Very durable

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13
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What kind of painting is this?

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Fresco

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14
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Relief printing

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Block/printing surface is carved and ink is applied to high spots

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15
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Intaglio printing

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Carve lines that are the design. Ink is then applied and wiped off, leaving it in the low spots. Often called engraving

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16
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2 types of printing techniques

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Relief and intaglio

17
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Conceptual

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What the mind knows. Not very realistic/more abstract

18
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Perceptual

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What images actually look like. Tends to be more realistic

19
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Perspective

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Is a way to create a portrait off the way the world actually works and looks

20
Q

What does size mean?

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Often signifies importance

21
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Primary colours

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Red, yellow, blue. Mixing creates secondary colors

22
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Secondary colours

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Created from mixing primary colours. Mixing makes tertiary colours

23
Q

Complementary colours

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Colours directly across from each other

24
Q

Warm colours feel ________, while cool colours feel _________ ______

A

Close, far away

25
Q

Artist name:
Time period:
Main points:

A

Artemisia Gentileschi
1620
One of the first known female artists

26
Q

Formal art criticism

A

Talking about how art works and physical appearance of art

27
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Art history criticism

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Talking about how the art has functioned through history and what role it played

28
Q

What is not a part of visual analysis?

A

Iconography/symbolism
Commission/patron
Political/social/economic context

29
Q

What is focused on in visual analysis/formal criticism?

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Scale, composition, pictoral space, form, line, colour, light, tone, texture, and pattern/orientation

30
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Formal criticism

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Studying nothing outside the artwork

31
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Historical criticism

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Studying the history of the art, not the actual art itself

32
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What does historical criticism focus on?

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Subject matter/iconography
Function
Context (when it was made, where was it made, who made it and whom for)

33
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The survival of objects

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If the art doesn’t survive, we can’t talk about it