Art Appreciation Final Exam Review

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A comprehensive set of vocabulary flashcards covering key concepts and terminology for the Art Appreciation Final Exam.

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Artistic media that capture motion and time

Film and video/animation.

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Examples of artworks portraying implied motion

Bernini’s Apollo and Daphne and Balla’s Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash.

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How do artists create movement?

By using repetition, diagonal lines, contrast, and optical effects (e.g., Riley’s Cataract 3, Holzer’s Untitled).

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Kinds of artworks that help actual motion

Kinetic art and performance art.

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Three types of Unity in visual arts

Compositional unity, conceptual unity, gestalt unity.

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Types of visual balance

Symmetrical, asymmetrical, radial.

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Scale and proportion in artworks

Scale: size relative to viewer; Proportion: size relationship between parts.

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Hierarchical scale in artworks

Using size to show importance (e.g., Palette of Narmer, Egyptian reliefs).

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Golden Section ratio

1 : 1.618.

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How artists use focal point

They use contrast, placement, or directional lines (e.g., Judith Decapitating Holofernes).

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Milton Glaser's contributions

Graphic design, AIDS posters, and 'I ♥ NY'.

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Three types of rhythm in art

Simple (repetitive), alternating, progressive.

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Deborah Coates’ quilt symbolism

Triangular 'Birds in the Air' motifs symbolize escape and movement as freedom from slavery.

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Types of visual analysis

Formal, contextual, iconographic, biographical.

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Formal analysis definition

Analysis of visual elements and principles of art.

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Three painting techniques with examples

Oil painting (Nighthawks), tempera (medieval panels), fresco (Roman walls).

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Additive sculptural process

Building form by adding material (e.g., clay modeling).

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Anamorphic distortion

Distorted image visible from a certain angle (e.g., skull in The Ambassadors).

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What does interpretation of an artwork entail?

Combining formal analysis, research, and personal insight.

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Feminist Analysis and Critique

Examines gender and power (e.g., Ingres’ Grande Odalisque).

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Hopper's conveyance of loneliness in Nighthawks

Uses isolation, empty space, artificial light, lack of interaction.

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Pre-history definition

Before written records (e.g., Lascaux and Altamira cave sites).

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Sumerian culture and inventions

Early Mesopotamian civilization; invented cuneiform and the wheel.

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Rosetta Stone's significance

Allowed hieroglyphs to be deciphered.

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How Akhenaten changed Egyptian religion

Introduced monotheism (Aten) and Amarna art.

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Aspects of ancient Greek society

Democracy, philosophy, idealized human form.

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Greek artworks by period

Archaic: Kouros; Classical: Doryphoros; Hellenistic: Laocoön.

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Differences between Roman and Greek sculpture

Romans favored realism, portraiture, and individuality.

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Importance of portraiture in Roman culture

Showed status, ancestry, and power (e.g., veristic busts).

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Polykleitos' contribution

Wrote about contrapposto (e.g., Doryphoros).

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Example of Stroboscopic motion

Drum 52.

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Stop-motion example

Isle of Dogs.

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Earliest kinetic artwork credited to

Marcel Duchamp.

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Calder's mobile type

Kinetic sculpture.

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Famous Hokusai work

Great Wave off Shore at Kanagawa.

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Vishnu Dreaming the Universe shows

Gestalt unity.

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Golsa Golchini's small-scale work

The Lazy Pink.

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Example of Distorted scale

Eine Kleine Nachtmusik.

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Great Mosque of Córdoba rhythm type

Simple rhythm.

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The Blue Room is an example of

Pattern.

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Babur Overseeing His Gardeners uses

Line.

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Area covered by pattern

Field.

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Rhythm arises through

Repetition of Pattern.

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Goya shows good and evil using

Visual rhythms.

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Iconography means

Writing with images.

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Skull symbol is called

Memento mori.

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Environment & culture analysis is called

Contextual analysis.

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Midsummer Night in Harlem context

Historical context.

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80 Backs context

Biographical context.

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Drawing attention away is called

Subordination.

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Untitled (Ocean) emphasis

Overall emphasis.

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Judith Decapitating Holofernes uses

Directional lines.

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Triadic Ballet is an example of

Actual motion.

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Solar Rotary indicates time using

Sun.

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First pure landscape

Çatalhöyük, Turkey.

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Palace of Knossos location

Crete.

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Bull-leaping culture belongs to

Minoan art.

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Earliest Sumerian writing is

Cuneiform.

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Script deciphered by Champollion

Hieroglyphic.

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Only woman ruler of Egypt

Hatshepsut.

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Roman temple dedicated to all gods

Pantheon.

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Three orders of architecture designed by Greeks

Doric, Ionic, Corinthian.

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Archaic Greek male nude

Kouros.