Hum 1 Flashcards
(59 cards)
object depicted in the way they normally apper ( what you see is what you get)
Realism
Magnifies one phase of reality without representational intentions.
Abstraction
Combination of realism and distortion.
Surrealism
literally means, “Killing of the art”
Dadaism
The emphasis of subjective FEELING rather than an descriptions of the outer world.
Expressionism
Distarted form and vivid spontaneous color effects
Fauvism
Captures the movement of and the dynamism of the modern world
Futurism
Depicts the visual impression of the moment, especially in terms of shifting effect of light and color.
Impressionism
Idea or quality which represents another thing.
Symbolism
The art of creating meaningful effect (subjective) on a flat surface by the use of pigment.
Painting
consisting of “transparent color”, thinnedwith water rather than oil giving a transparent color.
Water Color (American Crow - James Audiban)
Painting on a moist plaster surface. It is executed upon freshly-laid (‘“wet” ) lime plaster:
Fresco (The Creation - Michelangelo)
Consisting of colored pigments mixed with a watt soluble binder medium, usually alutinous maltias such as can yolk
Tempera (Madonna and Child - Duccio)
Form of a stick, consisting of powdered pigment and a binder:
Pastel (Self Portrait - Jean -Baptiste - Simeon Chardin)
•hot waxing.
• painting with wax colors fixed with heat
Encaustic (Saint Catterine Monastery)
Synthetic paint is used. Contemporary painters Use this medium.
Acrylic (Woman Portrait - Celine Marcoz)
Pattern or image made of small regular or irregular pieces of cobred stones, glass of ceramic, held in place by plaster mortar, and coverina a surface.
Mosaic (from Pompeii, Casa di Orfeo)
Brown pigment extracted from boiling the soot of the wood.
Bistre (workers at rest by Jean -Honore Fragonard)
Pigments bound by was and compressed into painted sticks.
Crayons (Charles iX of France by Francois clouvet)
brained by burning wood or other organic substances in the absence of oxygen
Charcoal (self Portrait - Lean Kossoff)
Elements remain attached to a solid background of the same material
Relief (The flower -Asp Arts)
Combining small pieces of colored glass which are held by heavy iron bais.
Stained Glass (The Rose Window - From Norte Dame, France)
• most basic element
Line
(property of light)
Color
