Introduction of Art

• Mural


  A painting on a large wall in a public place.
• Syn•es•the•sia

  crossing of the five sense. by Simulating one sense you stimulate several senses.
• Sublime


  evoking the most powerful emotion a human mind can experience like fear.
• Classical

  art that conforms to Greek and Roman models.
• Medieval


  the time period around the falling of the Roman Empire and start of the Renaissanc.
• Content

  meaning, message, or feeling expressed in a work of art.
• Subject matter

  the person, object, or space depicted in a work of art.
• Context

  circumstances surrounding the creation of a work of art, historical events, social condition, biographical facts about artists and their intentions.
• True/False

  The Louve museum in Paris, France, was previously a palace for French Kings.

  True
• True/False

  Representational artworks also called objectives


  True
• Abstraction 


  The degree to which an image is altered from an easily recognizable subject.
• Abstract


  art imagery that departs from recognizable images of the natural world.
• Representational


  recognizable art.
• Non-objectivity 


  art that does not depict a recognizable subject.
• Provenance


  the history of ownership of a work.
• Graphic arts

  works that can be easily reproduced in large quantities.
• Where was the mural of George Floyd located?

  At his burial site in Minnesota.
• What time period did the Art school start training?

  Present Day
• What time period did the Guilds start training?

  Medieval
• What time period did Academics start training?

  Renaissance
• True/False

  graphic arts have been considered the more important, and perhaps more accomplisher than fine arts.

  True
• What are examples of fine art?

  • painting
  • drawing
  • sculptures
  • print