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Art Exam 3 Stuff

In an interstella burst, I'm back to take yet another aaarrrt exaaam.

75 cards·by crayonwarrior
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Primary medium
drawing
The father of Renaissance painting (hint: weird name)
Pollaiuolo
Drawing is ___________. It reflects the artists's style
autographic
Gold or silver points scratched into treated paper
metal point
Metal point, pastel, chalk, conte crayon, graphite, and charcoal are all examples of
dry media
Saint Luke Drawing the Virgin and the Child, created by
Rogier van der Weyden
Responsible for the Alba Madonna, Saint Paul Rending His Garments
Raphael
Study for a Prophet Seen from the Front, c. 1499-1500 Fra ________
Bartolommeo
Banana Flower, a lot of canyons and other flowers
Georgia O'Keefe
An artist who focused on somber images of the first World War and its effects
Kathe Kollwitz
Modern artist known for photorealism. Did drawings of erasers and waves that look almost real. hint: v
Vija Celmins
Larry Rivers captured the image of this famous pop artist using only few lines to give him his definitive shape
Willem de Kooning
Works with pastels and creates horrible images of women
Willem de Kooning
Two big names in the world of pastels, one the pupil of the other.
Edgar Degas and Mary Cassatt
Pigments suspended in a liquid binder such as water. Things like pen and ink or wash and brush
liquid media
The Holy Family w/ a Kneeling Mon. Saint (elizabetta sirani) used this to create her striking image w/ lovely drape effect
mixed media
A picture of a woman with thick, messy lines made with ink and wash. Created by Rembrandt
A Sleeping Woman
Originated in China c. 9th century
printmaking and paper
The first print was a ______ that depicted ______ ___ ___ _________.
scroll, buddha and his followers
A very important woodcut and Western print piece
The Nuremburg Chronical
Single impression
print
Series of impressions
edition
Original print surface (usually wood or metal)
matrix
Artist's Proof
AP
Earliest known printed thing
Diamond Sutra
Five basic printmaking processes:
relief, intaglio, lithography, silkscreen, monotype
A relief by Emile Nolde that depicted a religious figure in very rough, heavy, dramatic dark lines
Prophet
Japanese prints, c. 1700s. This guy sparked a whole movement of copycat art in the west.
Kitamura Utamaro
Responsible for creating "The Bath", inspired by ukiyo-e prints
Mary Cassatt
Created Japonaiserie: The Courtesan
van Gogh
This artist did beautiful and incredibly detailed carvings of the colorado river
J.W. Powell
friends with van gogh, created Watching the Spirit of the Dead
Paul Gaugin
The opposite of relief in which the ink is placed into the cuts, not around them.
intaglio
Created that hideous intaglio Adam and Eve print
Albrecht Durer
The Angel Appearing to the Shepherds: interesting depiction of divine light in this intaglio piece by
Rembrandt
Mary Cassatt, at it again. Her intaglio piece shown in class, which depicted children at a globe or something, was called
The Map
Jane Dickenson did some ugly modart ______ prints.
intaglio
A striking lithograph by Edouard Manet depicting rough people and clean racers
The Races
This artist (who's name honestly sounds like it belongs to a Firefly character) created stellar lithographs
June Wayne
The ugliest effing horse on the planet, a monotype by Fritz Scholder
Dream Horse
This painting and painter, for reasons beyond me, was highlighted as being quitesignificant. A midwestern woman. Colors. Imaginary imagery.
Jennifer Meanly
A painting of a painter painting a painting in a painting
La Pittura
The painter behind La Pittura who wrote a book on Renaissance painters.
Giorgio Vasari
Self Portrait - Allegory of Painting. Also did something we saw last test.
Artemesia Gentileschi
A function to teach religious ideals, to elevate the mind, to urge the contemplation of salvation.
didactic function
These two are really important renaissance painters who painted similar things in different styles
Cimabue and Giotto
Cimabue's painting of the Madonna upon a throne, c. 1280. Very suppressed and religious.
Madonna Enthroned
Giotto's depiction of the Madonna figure upon a throne, c. 1310. Decidedly less stiff looking than its counterpart
Madonna and Child Enthroned
Giotto's other piece depicting LOTS AND LOTS OF ANGELS lamenting the death of Christ.
Lamentation
focusing the attention, where the viewer’s eyes and mind are drawn. it's very... respectful...
respectful presence
encaustic, fresco, tempra, oil painting, watercolor
elements of painting
A method of painting widely used in classical Greece using powder and a hot wax binder. Very luminous
encaustic
A classical example of encaustic
mummy portrait of a man
A more modern example of encaustic, Three Flags, was created by
Jasper Johns
The art of painting on fresh moist lime plaster with pigments suspended in water.
fresco
Pigments applied to wet plaster, the painting becomes a part of the wall
buon fresco
Pigments applied to dried plaster. The colors just kind of stay on the surface
Fresco secco
An example fresco secco painted by Da Vinci
The Last Supper
Still Life with Eggs and Thrushes, from before 79 CE on a house in Pompeii, is an example of
buon fresco
The Glorification of Saint Ignatious, a beautiful church ceiling fresco, created by Fra _____ ______.
Andrea Pozzoni
This famous Renaissance painter used dudes as models for his ladies and made some impressive frescos and stuff
Michelangelo
Consists of pigment mixed with water and egg yolk as binders, not to be confused with deliciousfried prawns
tempera
Responsible for Primavera and the Birth of Venus, both tempera paintings.
Botticelli
__ ______ offers lots of luminoscity and mostly edible ingredients!
egg tempera
A somber photorealistic painting of a woman in braids called... you guessed it, Braids. 1979.
Andrew Wyeth
Nathan Sullivan painted a picture of a forest/ruins called ________ and a power plant cooling tower called _______.
Dominos, Power
This kind of painting allows for very rich colors, easy blending, and rich, reflective looks. Pioneered by the Dutch and Belgians.
Oil painting
Oil painting called The Annunciation, depicting a holy visitation, done in the middle ages by this guy
The Master of Flemalle
Jan van Eyck created this Madonna-figure-centric painting in the 15th century
The Madonna of Chancellor Rolin
A beautiful, luminous, almost photorealistic painting depicting vanity in the form of a chalice, fruit, and a bright red lobster by de Heem
Still Life with Lobster
Gerhard Richter's photorealistic painting of his daughter
Bette
Quick drying pigment suspended in water that can be used in a light, filmy way or a very opaque way
watercolor
An important watercolor artist who painted shoreline, tropical, nautical scenes
Winslow Homer
Watercolor mixed with chalk
Gouache
A painter who did very Harlem Renaissance-y pieces depicting life in the city (JL)
Jacob Lawrence