Art 101 Final Exam

the standard way of doing things

a person who gives money and support to an artist or organization

western art that has been influenced by the classical cultures of ancient greek and rome

classification of things according to relative importance

known as Louis the Great (Louis le Grand) or the Sun King (le Roi-Soleil), was a monarch of the House of Bourbon who ruled as King of France and Navarre from 1643 until his death.[1] His reign of 72 years and 110 days is the longest of any monarch of a major country in European history.[

big patron of the arts, he was an absolute monarch

cultural tour of europe formerly undertaken by young men of the upper class as a prt of their education

someone learning a trade from a master craftsmen

associations of artests and merchants sset up to control the price of a craft in a specific area

a rebirth that happened in europe during rthe 14-16th centuries

art style that is characterized by expressive brushstrokes, open compositions, and an emphasis on light and color

private exhibition of artwork that had been refused by the official paris salon

art and artists considered to be new and innovative or experimental

art movmenet that consists of the rejection of past conventions

degenerate art an exhibition led by the nazi's designed to make modern art appear dangerous and destructive to culture

art movement characterized by a lack of figuration an emphasis on the psyche of the artist

art of communication, stylizing and problem solving through the use of type and image

the belief that your own cultural group is best

art that is influenced by art of primitive cultures

a perticular group of peoples way of live (traditions and beliefs of a specific group at a specific time)

ability of a material to span horizontal distance without support from underneath

is an Assyrian protective deity, often depicted with a bull or lion's body, eagle's wings, and human's head

upright piller

interior space filled with rows of collums that serve to support the roof

• shaft is smooth or fluted
• no base
• capital is a rounded stone disk supporting a plain rectangular slab

• shaft is fluted and rests on a base
• capital is carved into a scroll

• shaft is fluted and rests on an elaborate base
• capital is carved elaborately

triangle in the roof of a bolding

immediately under the pediment

carving located between he cornice and the architrave

bottom of the entablature touches the shaft

cornice frieze and architrave together

forms the transition between the shaft and pediment

the top of the shaft

the bottom of the shaft

the collum

curved structure that spans an opening

convex evenly curved roof

projecting porch with a roof supported by colums

an open cylindrical interior space usually covered by a dome

style of eurpoean architecture that was popular from the mid 12th c to 16th c

an external support that counteracts the toward thrust of an arch dome or wall

flying is funning from a freestanding something to an outer wall

tower forming part of a mosque and serves as a place from which the faithful are called to prayer

triangular section that serves as a transition between a dome and a square building

movemnt in architecture that attempts to use only green materials

focusing on american culture

is a philosophical and ethical stance that emphasizes the value and agency of human beings, individually and collectively

is the permanent body and face marking by Māori, the indigenous people of New Zealand.

objects or images with little or no transformation applied, borrowed elements to create a new work with a new set of contextual meanings

mass produced art that is overly sentimental and exaggerated and Tacky

when an artists brings in a team to help or create a work of art of the artists design

things that are only used/enjoyed  for a short time

think knick nack

weather or not something is wjaht it claims to be

alexandros of antioch venus de milo marble

book of keels folio 292r incipit to john in prince erat verbum

raphael the school of athens fresco

gianlorenzo bernini king louis xiv marble

pompeo batoni portrait of francis basset 1st baron de dunstanville and basset oil on canvas

jacques louis david the oath of the horatii oil on canvas

pablo picasso les de'moiselles davignon oil on canvis

mark rothko #13 (white red on yellow) oil and acrylic on canvas

part of the abstract expressionism / color field school

saul bass film posters

primivitism in 20th century art affinity of the tribal and modern museum of modern art exhibition catalog

The parthenon athens greece

persepolis

the pantheon rome italy

notre dame cathedral paris france

hagia sophia

greek orders parts of the fascade

giacomo balla street light oil on canvas

from the futurism movement

richard serra tilted arch steel construction

people wanted it gone, but the work was site specific.

taxpayers payed for it through nra and not everyone liked that

grant wood american gothic oil on board

grant wood midnight ride of paul revere oil on board

edward hopper summer evening oil on canvas

norman rockwell freedom from want oil on canvas

stephen shore from his series uncommon spaces

the venus of lespugue ivory

masaccio adam and eve banished from paridise fresco

mishelangelo the creation of adam the sistine chapel

edouard manet olympia oil on canvas

paul gauguin te arii vahine the kings wife oil on canvas

maori chief late 18th century

copy of queen elizabeth I of england in her coronation robes oil on canvas

ana mendierta tree of life photograph

willem de kooning woman 1 oil on canvas

cindy sherman untitled film still #6 photograph

damien hurst the impossibility of death in the mind of someone living, tiger shark, steel, glass, 5% formaldehyde solution

jeff koons michael jackson and bubbles ceramic

thomas kinkade spirit of christmas oil on canvas

guillermo vargas exposición no 1 mixed media

maurizio catalan la nona ora mixed media