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    Ming Dynasty

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    Southern Song (1127–1279) Imperial Painting Academy. Large-scale landscapes‚ flower-and-bird compositions‚ and figural narratives were particularly favored as images that would glorify the new dynasty and convey its benevolence‚ virtue‚ and majesty. In Ming painting‚ the traditions of both the Southern Song painting academy and the Yuan (1279–1368) scholar-artist were developed further. While the Zhe (Zhejiang Province) school of painters carried on the descriptive‚ ink-wash style of the Southern Song with

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    Representations of Nature In historical East Asian Cultures of China and Japan nature is thought to represent a sense of peace and tranquility. This peace of nature is exemplified through Chinese landscape paintings and rock gardens of Japan. These works of art give an idealized representation of the balance and tranquility found in nature. Through these representations of nature people were able to step back and find peace even in an imperfect world. Japanese rock gardens were carefully constructed

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    A Gap of sky Every young teenager has problems that they have to cope with‚ every teenager has some rules bound to them that they have to follow. Every teenager has some sort of responsibility‚ and every teenager has some sort of pressure‚ they want to show that they are relevant‚ that they can take care of themselves. But every teenager has a rebellious side too‚ and every teenager can feel lost‚ empty and abandoned. So what happens when the pressure gets too big? And the burden gets too heavy

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    that copied the style or attitude of paintings or other mediums‚ that the public viewed as works of art. The desire of this movement was to pursue this strategy and it became the definition of Pictorialism. Of course you know I have chosen Edward Steichen as one of the most influential of this movement. His work to me defined the aspirations of the pictorialist‚ meaning he desired‚ along with other experimental practices‚ to recreate his Tonalist effect of painting into his photographs. This seemed

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    approaches to their work. 2. What is a cartoon? Give an example of a cartoon from the text. It is a drawing done to scale for painting or fresca. An example is Madonna with Child with St Ann and Infant John the Baptist‚ by Leonardo. 3. Drawing materials are usually divided into what two categories? They are either dry media like chalk or pastel‚ and wet media like ink. 4. Describe briefly the process of metalpoint. Give an example of metalpoint from your text.Metal point is when a metal stylus

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    rectangles‚ and ovals. Spectrum - The colors that are the result of a beam of white light that is broken by a form of prism into its hues. Stencil - The process in which an area is cut out of paper‚ or material such as cardboard to enable paint or ink to be applied to a piece of paper‚ or canvas through the cutout. Symbol - A symbol is a picture or image that tells a story of what it is without using words. Symmetry - Symmetry is when one side of something balances out the other side. T Tempera

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    Intro to Visual Arts

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    subject-matter and the emotions‚ ideas and symbols is called __________. | content (p. 32) | Piet Mondrian’s Composition (B) En Bleu‚ et Blanc (Composition in Blue‚ Yellow‚ & White) is an example of __________. | nonobjective‚ or nonrepresentational‚ painting (p. 20) | For Paul Klee‚ the act of artistic creation seemed to be a way of approaching ________. | the unseen (p. 42) | When someone pays an artist to create a work of art it is called a ________. | patronage (p. 37) | A naive artist

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    In Milan‚ Leonardo sought and gained the patronage of Ludovico Sforza‚ and soon began work on the painting Virgin of the Rocks. After some years‚ he began work on a giant bronze horse‚ a monument to Sforza’s father. Leonardo’s design is grand‚ but the statue was never completed. Meanwhile‚ he was keeping scrupulous notebooks on a number of studies‚ including artistic drawings but also depictions of scientific subjects ranging from anatomy to hydraulics. Leonardo da Vinci’s embryological

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    Research Paper on Nude

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    the state of wearing no clothes‚ or fewer clothes. In the field of art‚ nudity plays a big role. With aspects in painting‚ drawing‚ film industry‚ advertising‚ and sculpture‚ nudity contributes much to our world. Arte Nuda means plain art‚ naked art or just art in Italian. This term is devoted to the celebration of the form of human‚ in mostly‚ Italian and European nude paintings during the Renaissance‚ and Baroque. Since the Renaissance‚ the nude has remained an essential focus of Western art

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    concerned with the laws of science and nature‚ which greatly informed his work as a painter‚ Inventor and many more and the one thing that most people don’t know is that Leonardo da Vinci worked for himself. He took his time to make sure that his painting were well done and that he was satisfied with his work‚ wish had become a part of him. The reason why Leonardo is the greatest genius of all time is because he didn’t just stick to one substance but studded and learned pretty much everything he became

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