🎨 fine arts chapter 4 Flashcards

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If you were explaining your judgment of Modular Painting in Four Panels V based on the theory of ________, you would probably say that you reject the work.

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emotionalism

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Relying on only one theory to judge and discuss an artwork puts you at a _________ when you examine works representing different styles.

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Disadvantage

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When researching The Sleeping Gypsy, you might come across the ________ statement: “the gradual change from light to dark values makes the figures look three-dimensional.”

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aesthetic

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In The Sleeping Gypsy, the overlapping figures create the impression of ________ space.

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Closed

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When explaining your judgments to others, it is important to remember that judgment does not involve like or dislike of a work, only a judgment of its ______ or lack of _______.

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Success

Success

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”The scene in The Sleeping Gypsy takes place in a dream” could be a critical statement from an _______ book.

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art history

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The concentration of lines that decorate the gypsy’s garment contrast with the large, unadorned areas of sand and sky and help emphasize the sleeping figure in _______.

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The Sleeping Gypsy

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When speaking about architecture, you must use _______ art criticism operations than you would use to talk about other types of art.

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The same

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When judging and discussing a work of art, you may want to use the theory of ________.

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Aesthetics

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Identifying and assessing _____ qualities enables you to make sound judgments and speak intelligently about a work of art.

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Aesthetic

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“In the painting, _______ the lion is boldly silhouetted against the lighter sky” could be a critical statement found in an article about the painting.

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View of Genoa

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When critiquing a work of art, it is important to ignore all ______.

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external clues

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Before analyzing a work of art, it is important to identify the _________.

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literal qualities

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When explaining your conclusions about a work of art, your judgments require support in the form of _______.

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Reasons

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Which of the following would be the best theory to use when examining and discussing the work Modular Painting in Four Panels V? ________

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Formalism

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In The Sleeping Gypsy, what element of art points out the gypsy and the lion as the center of interest? _____

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When talking about The Mystery and Melancholy of a Street with others, you could judge it as an outstanding work if you used the theory of ______

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What is the benefit of different critics discussing the same work of art together?

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  • The benefit is that different people analyzing the same work can come up with different design relationships.
  • If the critics share their findings with each other, it opens the door for an interesting discussion that enables them both to learn even more about the work in question.