Art History Chapter 1/2

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Art History Chapter 1/2

Archaeologists
The reconstruction from the physical remains of past cultures
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Archaeologists The reconstruction from the physical remains of past cultures
Radio Carbon Dating a method of dating that observes changes in style/type of artifacts over time
Seriation is a catchphrase referring to artistic activity
Iconagraphic emphasizes content over form
Inconology intererprets or rationalizes a group of works
Realistic Art in which the subject matter is recognizable but in a nonnatrualistic form
Style The art historians special sphere
Provenance Term referring to an objects place in origin
Connoisseur Is an expert who assigns artworks to hand of one artist rather than another
Patrons Pay artists to make individual works or employs them on a continuing basis
Contour Lines Lines are created by edges of things
Actual lines Lines that are connected and continuous
Implied lines lines completed by the viewer
Modeling Is the creation of the illusion of roundness or three dimensions on a two-dimensional surface by using light and shadow
Figure Ground Reversals A classic illustration of a Rubin Vase
Completary Pink and tan are _______of red and brown
Gray is achromatic, or a neutral
Saturation Red and green are _______ colors
Tical Color is our perception of color, which can vary markedly with lighting conditions
Tresmpe l oeil Refers to the artists ability to fool the eye
Utospheric Perspective Perspective, the illusion of depth is created by techniques such as texture gradients, brightness gradients, color saturation and manipulation of warm and cool colors

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