Art History Review

palette

stele

obelisk

pylon

Islamic

Prehistoric

Egyptian

king and his chief priest

pharaoh and his scribe

god and a king

high priest and a warrior

The depiction of Hatshepsut with the attributes of a male pharaoh

The use of hierarchical scale to distinguish the ruler from conquered peoples

The use of wet drapery to emphasize the sculptor's natural rendering of the body

The depiction of the deified Aten as a sun disk with diagonal rays

A light in the hall

A picture of lamps

A picture with gold and semi precious stones used in the ink

A jewelry box

proportion

drawing

dry techniques

wet techniques

Wood, clay, and ink

Gold leaf, silverpoint, and vellum

Plastic and synthetic paints

Cotton and bamboo

Science and technology

Art and literature

Politics and religion

All of the above

They discouraged the arts and sciences

They provided financial support to artists and scientists

They had no significant impact on the Renaissance

They exclusively supported religious projects

Leonardo da Vinci

Michelangelo

Raphael

Donatello

Concerned with worldly rather than spiritual matters

focus on human potential and achievement

Art technique that recreates three dimensions

Use of Native Language instead of classical Latin

Baroque art is a style of art that is ornate, grandeur, richness, stylistically complex, dramatic

Arcimboldo

Archibald

Cimbolo

Guisepeoldo

Emotional, dramatic, realistic, and detailed

Lighter, playful, pastel colors

Inspired by Greek and Roman art

Focused on emotion, nature, and freedom

The camera became more widely available to the public

The Académie was overly strict on what was considered art and allowed in the Salon de Paris

The French suffered a famine and ran low on beef, affecting the amount of time artists could spend indoors

conscious

unconscious

hyperconscious

popular culture

ancient sculptures

natural landscapes

abstract expressions

products/advertising and cartoons/comics

nature and landscapes

abstract patterns and textures

historical events and figures

Focus on color and emotion

Use of geometric shapes

Dreamlike imagery

Stylish metallic designs

Style

Genre

Medium

Studio Habits

True

False

When the straight lines of an image appear to be deformed or curved unnaturally.

The amount of light that reaches your camera's sensor, creating visual data over a period of time

The Viewfinder is the eyepiece on a camera that you hold close to your eye, to allow you to see what's being photographed. There are two types of viewfinders – optical, and digital.

A 3-dimensional piece/object, OR the way a piece/object is made

A 2-dimensional piece/object, OR the way a piece/object is taken apart

Sunflower

a taxonomic category that ranks below variety

shape

form

shape

form

Impressionists use lighter, more natural lighting to capture moments in time, like Monet's "Impression, Sunrise"; Baroque uses dramatic contrasts of light and shadow, like Caravaggio's "The Calling of St Matthew".

Impressionists use abstract forms and dark colors, like Picasso's "Guernica"; Baroque focuses on clarity and detail, like Rembrandt's "The Night Watch".

Both movements use similar techniques and focus on religious themes.

There is no difference in the use of light between these two styles.

Frida Kahlo

Leonardo DaVinci

Vincent Van Gogh

Alma Thomas