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Cezanne - The Basket of Apples
Still Life - Annimate the pic. plane to make space dynamic
Visual image mistakes (table does match up, the wine bottle is crooked)
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Line- Line possesses direction, reflect movement in nature, idicated the edge o a 2D shape (outline) or 3D form (contour)
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A function of line of sight, the direction the figures in a given composition are looking. Creates a sense of enclosure and connection as well as movement and direction |
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Giacometti- Man Pointing
Implied Line
Points at nothing specific, but activates the space around it |
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Titian - Assumption and Consecration of the Virgin
Implied, emotional line
3 seperate horizontal areas, God the father above, The virgin Mary, the Apostles below
Unifys the world of devine and mortal |
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Gogh - Starry Night
Espressive line
autographic - easily recognized to be a specific artist
Loose, free, out of control
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Gogh - The Sower
Symbol for 'longing for the infinite'
Strong sense of line in drawings
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LeWitt - Wall Drawing 681
Never produced by his own hand
mathematical, strategic
Grid - the pattern of vertical and horizontal lines crossing one another to create squares |
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Johns - Numbers in color
Grid leads to unity and order
brush stroke is loose
Numbers repeat themselves from 0 to 9 |
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Liu - Virgin/Vessel
Female Artist in China, during Mao
Represents female conditions
Bound feet, women couldnt walk, forced into prostitution
Shows an isolated, vonerable woman |
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| Line that stems directly from the artists feelings, emotions, heart |
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Point from which the viewer is positioned |
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visual relationship between foreground and background |
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| the point on the horizon line where parallel lines appear to converge |
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| modification of perspective to decrease distortion resulting from the apparent visual contraction of an object of figure as it extends backward from the picture plane at an angle approaching the perpendicular |
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| the technique often employed in landscape painting, designed to suggest 3D space in the 2D space of the picture plane, and in which forms and objects distant from the viewer become less distinct, often blurred or cooler in color, and contrast among the various distant elements. |
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| fro the italian tenebroso = murky heightened form of chiaroscuro |
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| color that has not realistic or natural relation to that object |
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| hues created with other hues |
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| range of colors on the color wheel between each primary and its secondary neighboring color |
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Puryear - self
3D
Portrays mass, but hollow
Idea = more than meets the eye |
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Da Vinci - The last super
Religious
Painting on plaster, fresco
One point perspective |
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Caillebotte - place de I'Europe on a rainy day
2 point perspective
Broken up into quadrants |
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Mantegna - The dead Christ
Serious
Forshortening |
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Matisse - Harmony in Red
Flattened image, by using the same color pallet
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| developed by Max Earnest, rubbing of textures w/ paper and crayon or pencil |
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| Texture, patterns, time, motion |
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| How the artist balanced the image |
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| visual rhythm is the repetition of an image |
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| Virtually the same on both sides |
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| not even on both sides, but still appears balance |
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| image in the middle, then starts to shape itself similar to a bike wheel |
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