Monday, December 12, 2011

Week 9

Vocabulary:
Pentimento- A visible alteration in a painting where the artist has changed the piece and there is still evidence of the original in the piece.

The Old Guitarist 
1903 
Pablo Picasso

Chiaroscuro- A style of art which uses stark contrast in painting, used to suggest volume and modeling of subjects.

Sacred and Profane Love
1602
Giovanni Baglione

Contour line- a line that defines a form or edge, essentially an outline


Complimentary color scheme- A color scheme that is based off of two colors that are opposite of each other on the color wheel.


Analogous color scheme- A color scheme that is based off of two colors that are next to eachother on the color wheel.

Untitled
Chris Carter

Monochromatic- Art that is in one color, or shades of the same color.

Guernica
1937
Pablo Picasso

Iconography- The use of or depiction of popular subjects in terms of the content.

Tikhvinskaya
ca. 1300

Iconology- The study of icons or symbolism in art.

The Holy Trinity
Vladislav Andrejev

Foreshortening- A visual effect where an object appears to be far shorter than it actually is.

Dead Christ
1501
Andrea Mantenga

Crosshatching- Lines that are placed at an angle to eachother.

Veil of Veronica
1513
Albrecht Durer

Modernism- A set of cultural tendencies revolting against realism and tradition, in favor of abstract, unconventional art.

The Gate
1959-60
Hans Hofmann

Post modernism- Movement in reaction to modernism, usually characterized by references to classical art, also the use of words, collage, simplification are used.

Whaam!
1963
Roy Lichtenstein

Picture Plane- The front of the surface or image in reference to the illusion of depth

Christ Handing the Keys to St. Peter 
1481-82
Pietro Perugino

Foreground- A part of the view which is nearest to the observer.
Middleground- Area of a piece that is between the fore and background.
Background- A part of the view which is farthest to the observer.




                   The Adoration of the Magi
                                     1481
                                   Da Vinci

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