Art History

Bold colors

Leonardo da Vinci

He proposed a basic set of six hues. Each color held a direct relationship to the natural world. In his color set, white related to light, yellow stood for the earth, green for water, blue for air, red for fire, and black for night or darkness.

Moralizing

Graeco-Roman art was the art of the classical period of European antiquity. It influenced the painting, sculpture and architecture of Renaissance art (renaissance means rebirth of interest in the classics) of the 15th and 16th centuries, the sculpture of the baroque period (17th century) and the sculpture and architecture of the neoclassicism of the 18th century. The latter remained influential in the 19th and 20th centuries. Scenes from classical mythology retained a presence in painting until the beginning of the 20th century.

Palladio was a 16th century Italian architect who based his design of mansions for the rich on Vitruvius' textbook on Roman architecture. He was influential in Europe until the 19th century.

I don't know sorry. What is minimalism? Is it being small or something. Sorry if this wasn't a help.

The New Atlantis by Sir Francis Bacon (English)

There are six intermediate hues.

Children

Romans were infamous for vandalizing or outright destroying the art forms of other cultures.

There is a wonderful variety of art in Hawaii. The art includes inspiration from the rich history and culture. There is strong since of historical pride mixed with contemporary inspiration. The local artists use watercolor, acyclic paint and sculptures.

According to the Brooklyn Museum, it is mixed media. I would imagine that it is made from the same materials as his larger pieces which is silicone, fiberglass, paint, and nylon. There are a few YouTube videos that deal with making of the Mask II.

The neoclassical tradition is an artistic and intellectual movement that emerged in the late 18th century, drawing inspiration from the art and culture of Ancient Greece and Rome. It emphasizes clarity, order, and symmetry, often focusing on themes of reason, morality, and civic virtue. Neoclassicism sought to revive classical ideals in response to the emotional excesses of the Baroque and Rococo periods, influencing literature, visual arts, and architecture. Key figures include writers like Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and artists like Jacques-Louis David.

the uncertainty and anxiety post ww1 influenced art and literature

EMPHASIS- is the point of interest

SUBORDINATION- is the lessening stress or the

less interest effect. It is a mere background that makes the design more visible.

*They are the principles of design that give importance and less importance to parts or whole of a design.

*The foreground and background are important elements in a picture or painting to show the emphasis.

*The emphasis is revealed distinctly by its:

COLOR - brighter or darker than the rest

SIZE - bigger than the other objects

POSITION- placing it at the most strategic place in the art piece

ACCENT- putting on accent such as glitters, light, etc.....

Modernism is based on the present-day cultural trends and logic. This is a philosophical movement that has become rampant in modern days.

Roman Greek and Islamic

Paloma Piccasso and Maia Piccasso

it tried to be true to nature

opera

A major theme in Medieval art is the representation of religious devotion, particularly through Christian imagery. Artists often focused on biblical scenes, saints, and the Virgin Mary, reflecting the era's spiritual beliefs and the Church's influence on daily life. This art served both as a means of worship and as a didactic tool, helping to educate the largely illiterate population about religious stories and moral lessons. Additionally, medieval art often emphasizes the transcendent and the divine, contrasting with the more human-centered themes that emerged in the Renaissance.

== == Degas was a master of painting with pastels as were many of the impressionists. Pastels are considered to be either a drawing medium or painting medium depending on the manner in which they are used or the artists interpretation. many artists may hop up the value ( saturation ) of a color by introducing pastel into an oil painting. During the late 1800's pastel became more acceptable. However, it does not hold up as well archivally and the paper and medium needs to be protected properly to ensure longevity by being protected from t Degas was a master of painting with pastels as were many of the impressionists. Pastels are considered to be either a drawing medium or painting medium depending on the manner in which they are used or the artists interpretation. many artists may hop up the value ( saturation ) of a color by introducing pastel into an oil painting. During the late 1800's pastel became more acceptable. However, it does not hold up as well archivally and the paper and medium needs to be protected properly to ensure longevity by being protected from the elements. When I am researching something in art I try to find a starting point and then branch out from there. Degas and Letrec are fine starting points.

An American art collector.