ART APP 04

• Subjectivity - is illustrated in the way that selective perception renders one or two details more prominent than others, prompting the viewer to focus on some details as essential or as standouts.
• These clues are the three basic components of a work of art: subject, form, and content.
• subject - refers to the visual focus or the image that may be extracted from examining the artwork,
• content - is the meaning that is communicated by the artist or the artwork.
• form - the development and configuration of the artwork-how the elements and the medium or material are put together
• the subject is seen as the "what"; the content is the "why": and the form is the "how.
• One of the most iconic and recognizable paintings all over the world is the "Mona Lisa" done by Leonardo da Vinci.
• One of the most iconic and recognizable paintings all over the world is the "Mona Lisa" done by Leonardo da Vinci.
• Portraits such as the "Mona Lisa" are good examples of what is called representational art.
• REPRESENTATIONAL ART - These types of art have subjects that refer to objects or events occurring in the real world. Often, it is also termed figurative art
• REPRESENTATIONAL ART - These types of art have subjects that refer to objects or events occurring in the real world. Often, it is also termed figurative art
• Jackson Pollock - He is known for his "action paintings," are often subjected to these remarks.
• nonrepresentational art is also often termed non-figurative art
• JACKSON POLLOCK - He created a non-representational art called Number 1A 
• Non-representational - art does not make a reference to the real world, whether it is a person, place, thing, or even a particular event.
• Non-representational - It is stripped down to visual elements such as shapes, lines, and colors that are employed to translate a particular feeling, emotion, and even concept.
• PABLO PICASSO - “HEAD OF WOMAN , MOUGINS (1962)”
• Abstract art - is in itself a departure from reality, but the extent of that departure determines whether it has reached the end of the world.
• Vasily Kandinsky - a proponent of non-representational art was Russian artist.
• Vasily Kandinsky - Although his chosen art form was paintings, he likened non-representational art to music, an art form that he was also very keen to.
• Vasily Kandinsky - He asserted that with sounds, musicians are able to evoke imagery in their listeners or audiences. Object-free, he alludes to the sounds and spiritual experiences that music makes possible in his paintings. 
• Vasily Kandinsky - It is therefore not surprising that a lot of his paintings are inspired by music and are titled as impression, improvisation, and composition.
• Vasily Kandinsky - It is therefore not surprising that a lot of his paintings are inspired by music and are titled as impression, improvisation, and composition. 
• non-representational art - a higher level of perceptiveness and insight might be required to fully grasp the feeling, emotion, or concept behind the work
• representational art - It is easier to infer where the subject matter comes from on this type of art
•  Vincent van Gogh - He saw art and nature as inseparable, often finding solace and happiness in painting in it (working in the middle of unspoiled fields) and painting from it (landscapes).
• VINCENT VAN GOGH - DIE EBENE VON AUVERS (1890)
• In the Philippines, National Artists for Painting Fernando Amorsolo and Fabian de la Rosa gained prominence from their painted rural scenes such as women in the fields gathering harvest.
• JAN VAN KESSEL - A COCKCHAFER, BEETLE, WOODLICE AND OTHER INSECTS, WITH A SPRIG OF AURICULA (1650’S)
• Jan van Kessel - the Elder who did numerous still lives and small-scale, highly detailed studies, and scientific illustrations of flowers insects, shells, fruits, garlands, and bouquets
• MYRON HE CREATED A SCULPTURE CALLED DISCOBOLUS
• polytheism - It is the belief system of Greeks and Romans
• monotheism - it is the Judeo-Christian tradition stems from a belief in a lone creator of the universe.
• MICHELANGELO - SISTINE CHAPEL (1508-1512)
• Commissioned by Pope Julius II - the intricate fresco that lines the Sistine Chapel was created by Michelangelo.
• The immense detail of SISTINE CHAPEL and vast surface he had to cover had MICHAELANGELO working from 1508 to 1512
• The formative years of church architecture can be traced in the fourth and fifth century but different styles and plans were developed since then.
• Gothic churches were characterized by three things soaring heights (ceilings), volume (flying buttresses and ribbed vaults), and light (bright stained glass windows, airy and pleasant interiors). 
• Gothic churches were characterized by three things: soaring heights, volume, and light. 
• Gothic style architecture is often attributed as the brainchild of Abbot Suger.