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ART 1: Exploring Art
- Author
- Jon McCallum
- Publisher
- Shasta College
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- CC BY-NC-SA
- Language
- EN
Contents· 69 sections
- 01: THE LANGUAGE OF ART
- 1.01: What Is Art
- 1.1.01: Looking vs Seeing
- 1.02: The Elements of Art
- 1.2.01: Line
- 1.2.02: Shape
- 1.2.03: Color
- 1.2.04: Value
- 1.2.05: Texture
- 1.2.06: Space
- 1.2.07: Time and Motion
- 1.03: Principles of Design
- 1.3.01: Unity and Variety
- 1.3.02: Balance
- 1.3.03: Emphasis and Subordination
- 1.3.04: Directional Forces
- 1.3.05: Contrast
- 1.3.06: Repetition and Rhythm
- 1.3.07: Scale and Proportion
- 1.04: Functions of Art
- 1.4.01: Delight
- 1.4.02: Commentary
- 1.4.03: Worship and Ritual
- 1.4.04: Commemoration
- 1.4.05: Persuasion
- 1.4.06: Self-Expression
- 1.05: Form vs Content
- 1.06: Degrees of Representation
- 1.07: Analyzing Art
- 02: THE MEDIA OF ART
- 2.01: Drawing
- 2.02: Painting
- 2.03: Printmaking
- 2.04: Photography
- 2.05: Film
- 2.06: Graphic Design
- 2.07: Sculpture and Installation
- 2.08: Architecture
- 2.09: Modern Architecture
- 03: THE HISTORY OF ARTPREHISTORY TO ANCIENT
- 3.01: Prehistory
- 3.02: Mesopotamia
- 3.03: Ancient Egypt
- 3.04: Ancient Aegean
- 3.05: Ancient Greece
- 3.06: Ancient Rome
- 04: THE HISTORY OF ARTEARLY CHRISTIAN TO DUTCH GOLDEN AGE
- 4.01: Early Christianity and Byzantine Art
- 4.02: Early Islamic Art and Architecture
- 4.03: Medieval Europe and the Romanesque
- 4.04: Gothic Art and Architecture
- 4.05: Early Renaissance
- 4.06: High Renaissance
- 4.07: Northern Renaissance and Mannerism
- 4.08: Baroque Painting
- 4.09: Baroque Architecture
- 4.10: Golden Age of Dutch Painting
- 05: THE HISTORY OF ARTROCOCO TO ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM
- 5.01: The Rococo and Neoclassicism
- 5.02: 18th and 19th Century Art
- 5.03: Romanticism
- 5.04: Realism
- 5.05: Manet and the Impressionists
- 5.06: Post-Impressionism
- 5.07: Early 20th Century in Europe
- 5.08: Modernism in America
- 5.09: Abstract Expressionism
- 06: THE HISTORY OF ARTMODERNISM TO POSTMODERNISM
- 6.01: Modern to Postmodern