Fine Art

Where else would expect the ancient Greek sculptures to be other than in Greece. You wil, bowever find some good ones which were removed legally and illegally in museums around the world - try Paris, Berlin, London - the ones there are usually in much better condition than those in Greece, as in recent years the acid rain in places like Athens has defaced statues, and the Greeks did little to prevent this: many of the 'good' ones on display in Athens are copies made of the good ones held overseas.

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i think we should just pu it as a curiculum class so students that dont like art dont do what the dont want to do and for the students that do want to do it can go and for the better the students that pay to go acts as a fund raiser

Edvard Much :)

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It is called a palette.

I don't know the name of it but it is of 2 little girls sitting in an attic at a table surrounded by toys. There is a mirror on the side that yu can see the girls in. It has a chest with toys spilling out of it. It is very colorful. The girls are dressed up in their Mom's dresses and hats. The painting is a Hargrove and I bought it for about $600 nearly 20 years ago.

There are pictures of wasps in encyclopedias and some issues of publications such as National Geographic. Science books have photos of insects including wasps.

It is believed that the first painter to use linear perspective was Polygonus, in 5th Century BC Greece. We cannot be certain because Greeks painted only on wooden boards, none of which survive. The first modern painting to depict linear perspective was Masaccio's "The Tribute Money" which was done in Florence, Italy in the early 15th Century. It depicts a new testament story.

is to invoke emotion

Personally I have trouble with that question too. But I felt I should change the answer that you first got. Your first answer was, "What does the word characteristics mean?" With emphasis on the phrase, "The word." To answer your question, characteristics of a word is the traits of the word. Emphasising that it is OF the word. Just like characteristics are the traits of a person. Except this time its the traits of the word. I hope it helped :)

They made it because they wanted to show that they are true native Americans and that they showed that no one can harm them and so they won't bother them.

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The painting style that is usually associated with geometric shapes is the Abstract style, namely the Geometric Abstraction style. Some pioneers of this kind of art were Piet Mondrian and Kasimir Malevich, but the most famous representatives of it are Franz Kline, Jason Pollock, Wols and Clyfford Still.

Space has a mysterious atmosphere,filled with facts from very corner .Some glowing white shapes that are as white as snow sparkle in the dark gloomy sky cold territory in a strange galaxy. Secrets are still hidden in dark blue space.Will you discover them?

Michelangelo (1475-1564) was aided in his youth by the patronage of Lorenzo de'Medici (1449-1492) during the Italian Renaissance. From 1490-1492, Michelangelo attended the Humanist academy established by Medici, who also commissioned the small marble relief "Battle of the Centaurs".

Both the collotype and lithograph are from the printmaking world of art, in which the image is rendered on a "plate", inked and run through a printing press.

In lithography, the plate may be a litho stone or a piece sheet metal. The image is drawn (in reverse) on the plate with a lithography pencil. An artist will often draw from a mirror which is reflecting his visual reference in reverse, so that she/he can draw it in reverse so that the final printed image will be oriented correctly.

The collotype's plate is a board (matte board, illustration board, etc.) that has been built up or cut into keeping in mind that the raised areas print out differently than the low areas. Therefore, it is a relief print. The surface area of the plate needs to be prepared for printing to prevent the ink and other substances used in the printmaking process from soaking into the plate. I prefer polyurethane.

The psychological effects of lines in visual arts can make the design of the composition more interesting by invoking emotions, leading the eye of the viewer, and make the art overall more interesting by creating actions like movement.

In the renaissance, artists wanted make their art more realistic. They studied light and anatomy. This gave their art more life and depth. They also included background. They became great observers of the world. But at a great cost. They set limits to the medieval artist's imagination and thus they became more shallow.

The successful unification of the elements of art and the principles of design in an artwork.

The only necessary personal characteristic to be an artist is a love of creating art that makes you want to practice. Practice is the only way to get good, and a willingness to do it is extremely useful.

Since every work of art is unique, it would be very difficult to say. However, we can start with some ideas:

1. It must be unique. A work of art must be something that has not been done before. This is partly a test of the imagination of the artist and partly to serve the viewer's desire to be enlightened. To be given and to receive something new.

2. It must show craftsmanship. This does not mean that the art must be perfect by a set definition, but within the parameters set by its own context.

3. It must have meaning, and that meaning must be clear. Even if the meaning is itself a communication of the idea of ambiguity, then that must also be clear, because:

4. It must communicate. And furthermore, the tools to understand its message must be contained within the work itself, as far as possible. When art becomes dated, the context is removed further and further from us, and the rules may need to be sought out by studying the historical context. However, knowing the context, we should be able to unravel the meaning.

5. It must be beautiful. Even if that beauty is terrible or frightening. That means it must touch us on a mysterious level that is beyond mere intellect.

6. It must stimulate and inspire. Art is an intensification, a magnification, of its subject matter, whatever that may be. It must give the viewer more than the thing itself would.

7. It must endure. Great art must stand the test of time. For this reason, it is even more important for the context and the tools for understanding the art to be, either: included in the work, or: so universal that we need no tools beyond the work itself to understand it.

8. It must elevate. It must take us beyond the banal, even if only through stimulating our thoughts to go beyond normal thinking.

9. It must have clarity. If the meaning is not clear, the art has no definite meaning, and has not communicated properly. This draws together many of the previous rules.

10. It must have presence. All art is made out of materials that are taken from the world, but the art object must be an artefact. There isn't room here to go into the many ways of acheiving this, or the implications for found materials (aren't all materials found?)

11. It must be over 50 years old. This is grossly general. However, before this amount of time, it is not possible to stand back and be truly certain of whether it has endured, still has clarity, and is truly great art. A new generation has to also give their blessing, so that its enduring greatness can be verified.