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Things to Get: Handouts from the table One piece of notebook paper

Things to Get: Handouts from the table One piece of notebook paper Homework in the Box! (Principle Drawing activity) Things To Do: Opener: Principles of Art Class work: Notes: Styles of Art Art Mobile Art Viewing Guide Closure: Identification of Styles. Things to Get:

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Things to Get: Handouts from the table One piece of notebook paper

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  1. Things to Get: • Handouts from the table • One piece of notebook paper • Homework in the Box! (Principle Drawing activity) • Things To Do: • Opener: Principles of Art • Class work: • Notes: • Styles of Art • Art Mobile • Art Viewing Guide • Closure: Identification of Styles

  2. Things to Get: • Handouts from the table • One piece of notebook paper • Homework in the Box! (Principle Drawing activity) • Things To Do: • Opener: Principles of Art • Class work: • Notes: • Styles of Art • Art Mobile • Art Viewing Guide • Closure: Identification of Styles

  3. Things to Get: • Handouts from the table • One piece of notebook paper • Homework in the Box! (Principle Drawing activity) • Things To Do: • Opener: Principles of Art • Class work: • Notes: • Styles of Art • Art Mobile • Art Viewing Guide • Closure: Identification of Styles

  4. Things to Get: • Handouts from the table • One piece of notebook paper • Homework in the Box! (Principle Drawing activity) • Things To Do: • Opener: Principles of Art • Class work: • Notes: • Styles of Art • Art Mobile • Art Viewing Guide • Closure: Identification of Styles

  5. Things to Get: • Handouts from the table • One piece of notebook paper • Homework in the Box! (Principle Drawing activity) • Things To Do: • Opener: Principles of Art • Class work: • Notes: • Styles of Art • Art Mobile • Art Viewing Guide • Closure: Identification of Styles

  6. Principle Opener • Complete the handout provided.

  7. What are the styles of art? Abstract: 20th century art containing shapes that simplify shapes of real objects to emphasize form instead of subject matter Realistic: images are shown exactly as they appear Still life: painting or drawing of inanimate (nonmoving) objects Portrait: image of a person, especially of the face or upper body Landscape: painting or drawing in which natural land scenery, such as mountains, trees, rivers, or lakes, is the main feature.

  8. Assignment-Styles of Art Mobile

  9. Assignment-Styles of Art Mobile • Overview: A mobile is a type of kinetic sculpture that consists of a number of rods, from which weighted objects or further rods hang. • Objective: Demonstrate your knowledge of the styles of art by creating a “Styles of Art Mobile” • Directions: • Groups of five • Strand directions: • One mobile strand per style of art • Each person is responsible for creating one strand • Each strand must have a title identifying the style of art • Use a notecard • Each strand must RESTATE the definition of the style of art in your own words! • Use a notecard • Each strand must have two images that illustrate the style • Due in 20 mins

  10. Which style of art does this image represent? Abstract Number 3, Tiger by Pollock http://www.artst.org/albums/abstract-expressionism/pollock/Number%203%2C%20Tiger%201949.jpg

  11. Which style of art does this image represent? Portrait Charles V at Muhlberg http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d5/Tizian_082.jpg

  12. Which style of art does this image represent? Realism Max Schmitt in a Single Scull by Eakins http://www.dl.ket.org/webmuseum/wm/paint/auth/eakins/scull.jpg

  13. Which style of art does this image represent? Still Life ______________ With Peaches by Paul Cézanne http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/cezanne/sl/still-life/cezanne.still-life.jpg

  14. Which style of art does this image represent? Landscape The Hay Wain by John Constable http://cch.ycdsb.ca/departments/cch_english/07D537C2-0119EDCC.4/constable-haywain.jpg

  15. Today you will learn about the infamous… Art Viewing Guide

  16. How to Do an… Find in caption Physical: where it is, surrounding (more important for sculpture) Cultural Context: story behind the work, purpose, etc. List what is in the picture Draw image Identify: tell what you’re talking about and where it is Describe: tell how it is used Explain: tell what affect that has on the viewer or why you think the artist did it that way Do “Identify, Describe, Explain” for each element or principle Choose ONE thing to talk about on each element or principle, but go into detail using “Identify, Describe, Explain” technique. THIS WHOLE PAGE SHOULD BE COVERED WITH WRITING WHEN YOU ARE DONE.

  17. Title: The Arnolfini PortraitArtist: Jan van EyckDate: 1434Place: National Gallery, London, EnglandStyle: PortraitMedia: Oil on Wood www.westcler.org/gh/curlessmatt/arthistory/section12a.ppt -

  18. Sketch: www.westcler.org/gh/curlessmatt/arthistory/section12a.ppt - Who is the subject?

  19. Cultural Context • Northern Renaissance Art • Painted in the Netherlands • Narrative • Meant to document impt. historical event: marriage • Why important? • Netherlands just as good as Italy • 2 impt. people painted by the most important local artist • record of their marriage (legal document) • Commentary on obligations of 15th century marriage What does this painting say about marriage in the 15th century?

  20. www.westcler.org/gh/curlessmatt/arthistory/section12a.ppt - Signature

  21. www.westcler.org/gh/curlessmatt/arthistory/section12a.ppt - Close up of candle

  22. www.westcler.org/gh/curlessmatt/arthistory/section12a.ppt - Close up of mirror

  23. Line • Identify: • All lines in painting going towards the mirror • Describe: • Straight, implied lines of linear perspective • Explain: • Lines bring focus to the mirror (vanishing point) • Shows technical expertise, legal document, and Christianity of home

  24. Color • Identify: • Giovanna’s dress • Describe: • Complimentary colors of the red and green bring out the green of her dress. Draws audience’s eye • Explain: • Green symbolizes fertility, sexuality • Yes! Green but no baby

  25. Form • Identify: • Glass of mirror; half sphere • Describe: • Convex • Explain: • Shows technical expertise, legal document

  26. Texture • Identify: • Arnolfini’s Coat the trim • Describe: • Smooth, soft, etc. • Explain: • Shows how he made his money

  27. Space • Identify: • Positive Space of Arnolfini’s • Describe: • the Arnolfini’s take up most of the area allowed for the painting. • They have positive space. • Explain: • they are the subject

  28. Balance • Identify: • symmetrical balance • Describe: • Left side- the window and Giovanni are weighted evenly with the bed and Giovanna on the right side of the painting • Explain: • shows both individuals as being equal

  29. Contrast • Identify: • oranges below window • Describe: • orange color and brown color contrast • sphere contrasts with rectangular prism • Explain: • makes the oranges stand out • shows Arnolfini’s wealth

  30. Rhythm/Repetition • Identify: • puppy • Describe: • Repeated lines, texture, color creates a rhythm • Explain: • shows the movement within the puppy’s fur • shows van Eyck showing off

  31. Emphasis • Identify: • Giovanni’s shoes • Describe: • value is used to emphasize Giovanni’s shoes • the shoes and area around it have more light • Explain: • shows Giovanni’s a man of the world (compare to where Giovanna’s shoes are)

  32. Unity • Identify: • 2 most important elements that tie the work together • line/space • Describe: • the lines of the painting draw the audience’s eye through the painting and to a central point • space- clearly shows the subject of the painting • Explain: • makes the audience see this painting as both legal and spiritual

  33. Exit Slip • On the following slide, you will identify the style of five images. • On your paper, you answers will need to look like this: • 1) The Arnolfini Portrait: portait

  34. What are the styles of art?Write the number, title, and type of art each image is: 1) Composition with Red, Yellow, and Blue by Mondrian http://www.classic-design24.com/shop/de/media/images/composition_with_red_blue_y_thb.jpg 2) The Mona Lisa by DaVinci http://www.artnewsblog.com/famous-paintings/mona-lisa/mona-lisa-painting.jpg 3) The Gross Clinic- Eakins http://www.jefferson.edu/eakins/images/full_gross.jpg 4) “… With Fruit and Lobster http://images.artnet.com/artwork_images_151176_75363_laurens-craen.jpg 5) The Cornfield by Constable http://www.teachersparadise.com/ency/en/media/8/86/constable_cornfield_600pix.jpg

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