Visual Art Flashcards

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What is shape?

A

A 2D area with a recognizable boundary.

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What is Texture?

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The feel of an object.

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What is tonal value?

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The degree of light and dark in an artwork.

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What is space?

A

the area around, above, and within an object.

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What is color?

A

Light reflected by an object.

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What is proportion?

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The size of parts to a whole.

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What is Unity/Harmony?

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The wholeness which comes from the combination of the elements of an artwork.

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What is composition?

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The way in which different elements of an artwork are combined or arranged.

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What is balance?

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The arrangement of the elements to create stability in an artwork.

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What is Pattern?

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The repetition of motifs.

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5
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Where was baroque art developed?

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in Rome as a reaction against the super faciality of the Mannerist style and to counter the threat of Protestantism.

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What was Baroque art dedicated to?

A

emotion, and human drama.

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What tended to be large-scale works of public art?

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Catholic-inspired Baroque art.

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What types of art did Catholic-inspired Baroque art tend to be?

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monumental wall-paintings and huge frescoes for the ceilings and vaults of palaces and churches.

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Why were Catholic-inspired Baroque artworks displayed on ceilings and vaults of palaces and churches?

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to illustrate key elements of catholic dogma, either directly in biblical words or indirectly in mythological or allegorical compositions.

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Where are Baroque artworks produced in its purest form?

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Only in catholic countries, often as part of decoration of churches.