Class Notes for Art History at University of Alberta (U OF A)
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notes for chapters 1-5 (part of notes from chap. 6)
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Context gives meaning and helps us understand why the work is. Content/subject matter what you are looking at, subject matter. Formal qualities physica
View DocumentART H101 Lecture Notes - Archaic Smile, Krater, Geometric Art
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29 Nov 2013
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Greeks are the beginning of the classical world. Athens had about 30000 citizens: polis-city states. A person that lives in a city state has rights, no
View DocumentART H101 Lecture Notes - Ancient Roman Architecture, Pozzolana, Pumice
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Romans build like the etruscans but decorated like the greeks. Roman cattle market temple from the republican period, had an ionic facade, pilasters, c
View DocumentART H101 Lecture Notes - Stonehenge, Neolithic Architecture, Stone Age
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Sculpture of venus unclothed showed sexual characteristics of women. *bigger # with bc, older the time is, bigger # on ad, closer to our time. #1-5 use
View DocumentART H101 Lecture Notes - Etruscan Architecture, Architectural Sculpture, Roman Art
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E sculpture, very close trading culture, had free-standing(often bronze) sculpture and architectural sculpture. #6-5 vulca, is red clay was probably on
View DocumentART H102 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Praxiteles, Lapiths, Tarquinia
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Paleolithic, mesolithic, neolithic, relief, sculpture-in-the-round, sympathetic magic megalith, menhir, dolmen, henge, cromlech, post-and-lintel constr
View DocumentART H102 Lecture Notes - Lecture 24: Body Language, Paul Cézanne, En Plein Air
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Development of non-objective art a: not necessarily though subject! Movements question definition of art: dada anti-art movement. Replaced goddess of l
View DocumentArt Transitions
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When writing an essay y context/background (when) y content/subject matter (what) y meaning (why) y y formal elements (how) reception. The developments
View DocumentART H 102 Lecture 2: Jan 8 Art History
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Dominated by religious seriousness and authoritative views of knowledge. Late middle ages: age of cathedral buildings (10-13th centuries) How religious
View DocumentART H101 Lecture Notes - Post-It Note, Aerial Perspective, Tessera
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Arch of constantine early 4th ce, dedicated by the senate. Also used it as a staging device, called a triumph involving the army and loot. Constantine
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