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| What are the basic elements of Two Dimensional Art? |
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| Line/Shape,Color,Mass,Texture |
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| When a line is angled or jagged what does it usually do to the viewer? |
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| Create a sense of tension or activity |
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| When a line is curved what does it do to the viewer? |
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| Create a sense of calm or serenity |
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| What are the three components of color? |
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| the position of the color on the visible spectrum |
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| What are the three primary colors? |
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| What are the secondary colors? |
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| What are opposite colors on the color spectrum know as? |
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| What are adjacent colors on the color spectrum know as? |
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| When a color is "pure" what is it? |
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| When a color is more grayer it is? |
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| The amount of light a color will reflect |
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| The higher the value of a color the... |
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| the closer it is to white |
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| The closer to black a color is.. |
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| The appearance of encompassing three dimensional space and possessing density |
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| the illusion that the surface of a work is either smooth or rough |
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| the recurrence of images or themes throughout a visual composition |
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| The sense that all of the elements work together to create a cohesive, complete and self contained compostion |
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| a indication or illusion of spatial relationships |
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| What are the two ways perspective can be achieved? |
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| What is aerial in the sense of perspective? |
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| distant objects appear hazier, grayer, and less distinct |
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| What is linear referring to when talking about perspective in art? |
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| The further away a object is the smaller it appears |
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| The appearance that both sides of a composition have equal weight |
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| What is Symmetrical Balance? |
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| The two sides of a composition are a mirror image |
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| What is asymmetrical balance? |
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| the two sides of the composition are different but seem to have same "visual weight" |
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| What does a open composition do? |
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| allows the eye to travel beyond the visual frame. |
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| What does a closed composition do? |
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| directs the eye into the work |
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| a painting style marked by a bold contrast between light and dark |
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| the subtle blending of colors or tones so that there is a gradual transition between highlights and shadows. |
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"Starry Night"
Van Gogh --1898
Post Impressionism |
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"Raft of the Medusa"
Gericault 1819
Romanticism |
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Nude Descending a Staircase
Duchamp--1912
Dadaism |
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Aldobrandini Madonna
Raphael ---1510
High Renaissance |
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The Scream
Munch--- 1893
Expressionism |
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