lesson 8 - painting

8/10/2019 LESSON 8 - Painting

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Painting


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What is Pai

Painting is one of the fine arts tdepicts various intrinsic values of

through imaginative aggregatiolines and colors


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What is Pai

It expresses the artists perceptiofeelings about a particular subj


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Elements of Painting:

Subject

Medium

LineColor

Texture

Volume

Perspectiv

FormStyle


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Su

The element that answwhat of the p

p

What is the pain


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Me

Refers to the mateby the artist in his

What is it


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Different Types of Medium (Pa

Fresco - pigmewith water and

to wet plaster.

Etruscan tombs at Tarquinii Italy 6thcentury bc


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Water colorapigment mixedwater and app

the surface of sor rough papergenerally white

Early Autumn Reflections: by Michelle Wiarda


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Oila pigment mixed witand applied on the surfac

smooth or rough paper g

white in color

Mona Lisa: by Da Vinci


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Temperaa technique of paiwhich an emulsion consisting oand pure egg yolk or a mixtureand oil is used as a binder or mcharacterized by its lean film-fproperties and rapid drying ra

The Madonna and Child: by

Duccio di Buoninsegna


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Spray paint - is a paint that comes

sealed pressurized

container and is rin a fine spray mis

depressing a valv


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Perspective (View is an approximate represe

flat surface (such as papeimage as it is seen by the most characteristic featurperspective are that objedrawn:

Smaller as their distanceobserver increases

Foreshortened: the size dimensions alongthe linrelatively shorter than

dimensions acrossthe li


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Painting Ge

The establishment of theand their relative status ito one other, stems fromphilosophy of arts promo

great European AcademArt.

The five types of fine art are listed in order of theirranking or importance

1. History Painting2. Portraits3. Genre-painting4. Landscapes5. Still Life


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History P Traditionally the most-r

all the genres, history p

not limited to those de

'historic scenes'. The te

from the Italian word "i

meaning narrative (storefers to paintings showexemplary deeds and moral figures.

Liberty Leading the People - Eugne Delacroix


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Portraiture P Portraits are ppeople, deitie

mythological human form.includes grou

as well as indicompositionsof an individuface-only, he

shoulders, or fGirl with a Pearl Earring: byJohannes Vermeer.

Group Portrait of M.S.

Volkov, S.N. Volkov and

S.M.Volkov-Manzei


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Genre P This category of paintin

confusingly referred to

paintings or genre-sce

denotes pictures that p

ordinary scenes of eve

Subjects encompass dsettings, interiors, celeb

tavern scenes, markets

street situations.

Contrast of Life by Bong Perez


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Landscape P Derived from the Dut

'landschap', a patch the term 'landscape'

any picture whose mis the depiction of a s

view, such as fields, hmountain-scapes, treriverscapes, forests, sand seascapes.

Harbour at Argenteuil: Claude Monet


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Still Life P A 'still life'' typically co

arrangement of objecflowers or any group oobjects) laid out on aderives from the Dutc

'Stilleven', a term usedartists to describe pict

previously entitled 'FruPieces'.

Still Life with Fruit and Wine-by Thomas Badger


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Painting

Styleis used in two sensesrefer to the distinctive viselements, techniques andthat typify an individuala

work.It can also refer to tmovement or school thatassociated with.

Realism

Impressionism

Expressionism

Modernism Abstraction

Cubism Surrealism

Pointillism

Fauvism

Minimalism

Pop Art


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Portrays objects, scactivities and figurehave been seen aexperienced.

A replica of what isseen or felt.

The Gleaners. Millet, 1857


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Realist Pa


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Impressio

Portrays the effectsexperience upon tconsciousness of thand the audience

Concerned more wtechnique of suggeand color to the piwith the subject maSunset in Venice by Claude Monet


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Impressio

Luncheon of the Boating Party - Renoir Starry Night-Vincent Van G


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Impressionist Pa


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Expressio

From Germany during Century, that charactepaintings as Harsh, BruIntrospective, and Mor

The artist uses free distform and color throughgives visual form to innemotions

The Scream - Edvard Munch


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Expressio

Lady in Green Jacket - August MackeThe Large Red Horses(Fran


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Expressionist Pa


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Mode

explicitly rejected theof realismand makes works of the past by temployment of reprise

incorporation, rewritinrecapitulation, revisio

parody.

Hans Hofmann's painting 'The Gate', 1959

60


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Abstra

indicates a departure reality in depiction of iin art. This departure fraccurate representati

beslight, partial, or co

DasUndbild


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Abstra

Artwork which takealtering for instanceand form in ways thconspicuous, can b

be Partially Abstrac

Water Lilies 23 by artist Roger Akesson


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Abstra

CompleteAbstractiono trace oreference

anythingrecogniza


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Abstra

Geometric abstracta visual artform thasimple geometric shdoes not represent

in the natural world

Theo van Doesburg Composition VII (the three graces)
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Abstract Pa


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Cu

is artistic movementspanned from 1907

and which featuredabandonment of tra

rules on perspectiveof flattened, geomerepresentations of oand people.

Pablo Picasso, 1910, Girl with a Mandolin

(Fanny Tellier)


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Cu

Femme en pleursPablo

Picasso

Head Games - Thomas C.

Fedro

GUITAR by


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Cubism Pa

Pablo Picasso Georges Braque Ju


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Surre

Brings elements of thesubconscious to the s

is an artistic, philosop

intellectual and politi

movement that aimebreak down the bounrationalization to accimaginative subconsc

An eye with a view


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Surre

Salvador DaliThe PersistenButterfly Apple by Vladimir Kush


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Surrealist Pa

Max Ernst SalvadRen Magritte


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Abstract Expressio

The style of painting thtotally abstract and vform.

Painting without a sub

without meaning, andchance.

Uses his own emotionsexperience in the ma

painting

The Liver - Gorky


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Abstract Expressi

Franz Kline, Painting Number 2

Willem de Kooning,

Woman V

'Boon' by J


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Poin

Pointillismis a techniqpainting in which smadots of pure color arepatterns to form an im

Georges Seurat and P

developed the techn1886, branching fromImpressionism.Georges Seurat:Sunday on the

Island of La Grande Jatte


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Poin


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Fau Fauvism, a vibrant and c

of painting, developed bMatisse and Andre Deraicolors, simplified drawingexpressive brushwork.

The style of les Fauves(Fr

wild beasts"), a loose grotwentieth-century Modewhose works emphasizedqualities and strong colorepresentational or realisretained by ImpressionismHenry Matisse: Green Line


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Fau


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Minim

The term "minimalist" ocolloquially refers to athat is spare or strippeessentials.

Minimalist artists often

create visual images tstripped down and cobare by traditionalists

By Piet Mondrian


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Minim

Tony Smith, Free

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P Pop art presented a ch

traditions of fine art by iimagery from popular cas advertising, news, et

In pop art, material is sovisually removed from i

context, isolated, and/ocombined with unrelate

The concept of pop artas much to the art itselfattitudes that led to it.

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