THE FINE ART CHECK IN

Leonardo da Vinci was known for his drawing of the muscles in the shoulder...

Life Drawing:

Silver point was a popular tool in the renaissance.

Aquatint Creates a soft organic texture similar to that of brush and ink

Metalwork is Important medium for utilitarian purposes

Because of their enormous size, that needs the collaboration of many artists and workers….

Oil-Flexible, slow drying, and can be blended days after application, allowing for smooth effects and fine detail.

Areas where light tones are desired are then smoothed:

Arches in Ancient Architecture lintels could not span large spaces; stone would snap under heavy pressure:

Samples from cave drawings in France date back to 30,000 BCE

Camera obscura:

A Tempera is usually applied with what?

Woodblock:

Figure of the war god is Ku-ka’ili-moku

Life Drawing: Areas where light tones are desired are then smoothed

Typography is The visual form of printed letters, words, and text

Dries quickly and can be cleaned from surfaces with WATER

Metal can be heated to a liquid state and poured into molds:

Worked by chipping, carving, sanding, and polishing

Great Court at Temple of Amun-Re Used by Egyptian priests for:

Can use brushes, Palette Knives, or rags, or can simply pour it is called.....

Monoprints can be made using:

Allowing the artist to draw a design in the same way they do a drawing is called Lithography….

Drypoint:

Serigraphy is the first developed in China during the Sung Dynasty (960-1279) and Uses a stencil process

Can span large areas because the weight is dispersed outward toward the walls:

Aquatint The image is created in a coating of powdered rosin (a tree sap)

Pencils were discovered in the mid 1500s.

Drypoint:the pressure exerted by the printing process

Instead, architects used the arch: • Corbeled (Babylonians, Mycenaeans) • Rounded (perfected by the Romans):

From the Greek for “stone writing”

The Practice of drawing from a live model and often associated with naked models and with gesture and contour

Slab Method is a technique when the clay is rolled into a flat sheet and cut into shapes

The Prints are produced in limited numbers of identical impressions, then it’s called what?

Post-and-Lintel Construction basic post-and-lintel construction the lintel rests on top of two posts:

Influenced by the Dada movement and Marcel Duchamp’s readymades:

The Communicative Image:

Ceramic comes from the Greek word meaning “pottery,” keramos

Chalk, pastel, and crayon are made up by what

drypoint the cutting tool is pulled, leaving a rough edge, or burr.

Form in Relief and in the Round:

Acrylic Dries quickly and can be cleaned from:

Illustrations are images created to inform as well as to embellish the printed page.

This coil method has been in common usage since ancient times but also:

Raphael cartoon for The School of Athens is...

What Is Ink?

Charcoal Samples from cave drawings in France:

What does Ceramics mean in Greek meaning:

Ceramic comes from the Greek word meaning:

Coil Method was Used by Syrians in the first century BE and later perfected by Romans

These print techniques enable an artist to produce a one-of-a-kind image:

Etching the acid “bites” into the metal where the covering has l been removed, making grooves that hold the ink

In ancient China, writings were carved on large stone tablet; visitors could take copies by making rubbings:

pigment is suspended in water with a sticky binder with gum Arabic and painted on paper is called Watercolor and Gouache

Illustration are images created to inform as well as to embellish:

Can be spun into yarn, string, or thread, then woven or knitted into textiles:

Contour Drawing Sharpens the artist’s hand-eye coordination and Increases sensitivity to detail

Used by Egyptian priests for rituals to worship the god Amun-Re…

A Widespread that used since the nineteenth century and Poured into a “form”

Steel-Frame Construction is Stronger than pure iron and had even greater potential:

Linocut:

Assemblage The gathered objects (called found objects) are repurposed:

This form of construction follows the direct process of piling one stone or brick on top of another:

Glass was Used by Syrians in the first century BE and later perfected by Romans

Modeling is an additive process; the artist builds up the work by:

Chalk, Pastel, and Crayon:

Reinforced Concrete Widespread use since the nineteenth century:

What does Intaglio mean?

image prints from a polished plate (e.g. glass or metal)

Steel-Frame Construction is Stronger than pure iron and had even greater potential

Doric, lonic, and Corinthian capitals are Column: capital, shaft, and base And the Orders: Doric, lonic, Corinthian