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• Art Nouveau


  A style of art that uses long and organic lines to create ornamental designs
• Geometric Abstraction


  An abstraction that utilizes the precision on right angles, squares, and rectangles
• Fauvism


  A sense of explosion in colors is created through the use of pure and vibrant colors in the canvas
• Expressionism


  Highly expressive mood of the artist forms a distortion to the natural shapes and colors
• Pop Art


  The art that involves with consumer's market for the mass production of good
• Dadaism


  A contemporary movement of art that opposes the traditional art and promotes absurdity as a form of catharsis and self-revelation
• Cubism


  A style of art that uses geometrical figure that appears fragmented to the viewer
• Optical Art


  An optical illusion that is created from the precision of proportion in the use of geometrical figures
• Abstraction


  A style of art that creates a fragmentation with no recognizable appearance of the subject
• Surrealism


  A style of art that delves on the unconscious of a person through dream interpretation
• Photorealism


  A style that involves painstaking attention to the details on depicting the petals of the flower
• Installation Art


  A contemporary trend in art on which an environmental object or composition serves as a medium and arranged to create psychological atmosphere
• Concept Art


  • The use of Styrofoam pieces shaped and painted to resemble loaves of bread, and arranged in an interesting pattern on the walls of a gallery
• Installation Art


  • The utilization of the humid environment by Jazel includes the material conditions, light and aural components, and host of objects are secured to install an ice sculpture
• Photorealism is a contemporary style thorough attention to the details creates a realistic depiction of the subject
• In the contemporary art, mix media method is utilized in the space or environment as the medium to install an art. Installation Art style is involved
• Mastaba


  The tomb of the early Egyptian Era to ensure the body and spirit of Ka
• Courtly Style


  The style of Chinese style of painting involved in Yin's painting, which serves as a narrative account of the life in the Chinese court
• Literal Style


  The style of Chinese painting involved in Eric's collection, where the bird on a branch is distinguished for its clarity and great realism
• Perspective


  A technique developed during the Renaissance that creates a three-dimensional perspective in two-dimensional medium
• Renaissance


  The revival of classical ideals and defines the use of the elements of art
• Perspective in High


  The perspective in Chinese painting that is involved in the monumental style, showing the verticality of the mountains and waterfalls
• Mannerism


  A reaction to naturalism and humanism of high Renaissance that used a stylized form of painting
• Realism


  Focuses on the accuracy of observational features on his subject
• "Spoliarium" of Juan Luna


  Signifies the heroism of Indios against the tyranny of the Spaniards
• Romanticism


  The style of art that promotes the heroism of individuals
• Baroque style of painting

  Utilizes dramatic space with contrast of light and shadow
• Impressionism


  Style of art that emphasizes the position of light in a particular period of time with rapid broken brush strokes
• Symbolism


  To present reality far deeper than what superficial appearance reveals before our eyes, as opposed to the movement of realism
• Impressionism


  Splashes the colors in the canvas to capture the effect of light on the fabrics through simultaneous contrast of color
• Realism


  Concretizes the observable traits through an artwork with a little room for imagination
• "The Kiss" by Klimt


  A representation of personal emotion where the visual elements deviate from the optical image, using the style of Symbolism
• Rubens' painting


  Expansion was the central theme with the use of dramatic lightning, vastness in scope, deep rich color, and great emotional tension, using the Baroque style
• Neoclassicism


  Combines the geometric harmony and rationality of classical art and architecture embodied in enlightenment ideals
• Expressionism


  Emphasizes distortion with bright and screaming colors
• Style of Figuration


  The component of the Iconic plane that refers to a particular representation or interpretation of the world
• Format of the work

  A component of semiotic plane with laden of meaning in the contemporary art
• Semiotic Plane


  A type of reading images that emphasizes the meaning-conveying potential of the image through the use of formal elements, medium and technique, format and other physical properties
• Social Circumstance


  A component of contextual plane where the production of art is in relation to its epoch
• Spontaneous Style


  A style of Chinese painting that uses a monochromatic color with unfinished brush strokes