AP Art History: 1.02 The Analysis of Art

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symbolism

Can be used to express ideas, emotions, or ________.

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Black

________ is the darkest value; white is the lightest.

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Line and shape

A ________ is a mark left by a moving point. Can be actual or implied. Can have many qualities, such as width, density, and direction.

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smooth surface

It can be actual (like the rough or ________ of a sculpture) or implied (like the softness of painted fur)

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Formal Analysis

________- studying the characteristics of the artwork itself.

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Contextual Analysis

studying art and its cultural and historical background

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Color

can imitate nature and have expressive functions. Can be used to express ideas, emotions, or symbolism. Three terms that art historians use when talking about ___: hue, value, & saturation

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Light and Shadow

can be used to highlight important elements in artwork or to convey meaning or mood

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space

can be actual (the ___ it takes up) or created

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Motion

can be real or implied in artwork. Artwork could have __ itself, or the artist could represent __ with static objects

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Pattern

__ is produced by the repetition of motifs, colors, shapes, or lines and can be used to organize the composition and emphasize certain motifs or other elements

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texture

__ is the tactile quality of a surface

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Two-Dimensional Media

includes paintings, film, and photography.

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Three-Dimensional Media

includes sculptures, architecture, and craft

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Proportion

is the comparison of the parts in artwork to each other, the whole object, or the environment

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Scale

refers to the relative size of complete figures or objects compared to their original size or their environment

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Composition

describes how an artist puts together all of the elements of art we have just discussed

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