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| -portrait, genre,religious, mythological,literary,historical,landscape,and still life |
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| pictorial element that refers to an abstract idea or meaning |
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| surface or support to which paint is applied |
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| widely used painting surface |
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| any painting applied to a wall |
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| picture made by cementing small pieces of stone, glass or tile |
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| the feel of a painted surface to the touch |
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| elemnts of the painting visual-shape, line, color, composition,and space |
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| any point extended, straight lines may be vertical, horizontal, or diagonal |
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-curvilinear vs rectilinear
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arrangement of different pictorial elements
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| foreground/middle/background |
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| -divisions of a pictures into places-slices of the pictorial space from front to back as it appears to the viewer |
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| the feeling of coherence and oneness in a work of art |
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| whether the color is light or dark |
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| distinctive manner of painting used by an individual or group |
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| molding a shape from soft, malleable meterial or constructing a shape from harder material |
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| cutting or chipping away material |
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| a complex sculptural process in which a modeled version of the desired hsape is converted into a mold |
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| unattached to floor or ground-can walk around it |
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| attached to a backing,wall or panel |
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| steel and oher metals like that bronnnzee |
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| most venerable-use chisel, saw and drill |
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| carved by knife, perishable |
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| elements of the sculpture bisual or aesthetic aspect-like shape line, color or composition |
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| zone surrounding a sculpture |
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| size and overall relationship of a figures parts |
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| more than in any other art, design and function come before beauty and meaning in architecture |
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| meterial cosisting of stone, brick, concrete |
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| mixture of water, cement, and stone that harden on drying |
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| modern metal-super strong-malleability widely used in modern construction |
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| architectural form in which a curving assemlage of wedge-shaped stones spans the distance between two columns of walls |
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| combination of arches that covers or ecnloses a space |
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