Studies relative to the beauty of art and the nature
Aesthetics
·
the contemplation of
beauty; the branch of philosophy concerned with the feelings aroused in us by
sensory experiences; studies relative to the beauty of art and the nature
realism
·
the style of art that
imitates or looks like images from the natural world
art patron
·
a supporter or
collector of art; people who buy or commission works of art
style
·
a characteristic or
group of characteristics that we can identify as constant or reoccurring; a
term for categorizing works of art
folk art
·
works of art created
by individuals with no academic training
naturalistic art
·
another term for
realistic art
non representational
·
art that has no
reference to the natural world of images
trompe' loeil
·
a french term that
means "to fool the eye"; a photo realistic work of art
form
·
the way a work of art
looks; the physical appearance of work of art- its materials, style, and
composition
stylized
·
conforms to an
artistic or intellectual idea; descriptive of works of art based on forms in
the natural world, but simplified of conventionalized for design purposes
artistic style
·
the sum of recurring
artistic traits or characteristics found in a body of artworks that identify an
artist
subject matter
·
an image of something
we recognize
aesthetic impulse
·
the natural response
to that which we find beautiful; the human response to the natural world and
the world we make
content
·
relates to the meaning
of a work of art; refers to what the work of art says
abstract
·
art images that are
distorted or changed from their natural form; this style of art also includes
nonrepresentational images
impressionism
·
the main elements of
this style are color and light; optical color mixture and simultaneous contrast
were used
iconography
·
literally
"describing images"; the story depicted in a work of art as well as
the symbolism and conventions attached to the images used; involves identifying
describing and interpreting subject matter in art
a neoclassical artist
·
ingres
a realist artist
·
courbet
photo realism
·
a modern stylistic
term that refers to artwork that has been painted so realistically that you
would believe that it was a photograph
Delacroix
·
a romantic artist
post impressionist
·
cezanne, van gogh,
seurat
impressionist
·
monet, degras,
morisot, renior
representational
·
descriptive of work or
art that depicts and forms in the natural world; art that has reference to the
natural world of images
calligraphy
·
beautiful writings;
line that flows or transitions between thick and thin
stone hinge
·
concentric circles of
megaliths; built over many centuries; located in england
installation
·
a form of art that is
temporary
2. when art work is installed in a gallery
diptych
·
a composition
consisting of two panels side by side
triptych
·
a composition
consisting of three panels side by side
context
·
art related to the
life or its creator; connecting circumstances of culture, society, traditions,
and personal life of the artist
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