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Sacred Realm
Art + Art
Art + Nature
Invention and Fantasy |
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| common idea or thread throughout a work of art or history of art |
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| "image breaking" in Greek, Religious movement against idolatry |
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| Robert Rauschenburg was.. |
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| Artist who worked with painting, costumes, graphic designs, used his work for international peace. |
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Color
Shape
Space
Line
Light
Mass
Texture and patterns
Time and motion |
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| The primary functions of line and art are to... |
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Convey motion
Record borders of form |
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| the shape which we detach and focus on (positive shape) |
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| Background (negative shape) |
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| "light and dark" in Itlian. Developed during Renaissance. |
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monetary value
rarity
personal value
social impact |
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Cannot be made from colors which were mixed.
Red, yellow, blue. |
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Made by combining to primary colors
VOG, Violet, orange, green |
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| Colors opposite from eachother on the color wheel, which act more vividly to themselves |
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Hue
Intensity or chroma
Value
Temperature |
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| Intensity or chroma means... |
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| coolness or warmness of color |
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sun, fire, earth
orange, red, yellow |
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Water, sky, foliage
Blue, purple, green |
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| Complementary colors appear more intense when placed side by side. |
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| Dots of color that tend to mix in our eyes to produce an illusion of mixture |
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| tool used to unify an artwork by an artist, such as the triangle in "Madonna of the Meadows" |
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Technique of developing an optically convincing space based on
forms that diminish
lines that diminish on horizon into vanishing points |
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| Atmospheric perspective... |
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| Optical effect caused by the atmosphere between us and the object we percieve |
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From Greek meaning "moving"
film, and mobiles |
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