EXAM REVIEW Visual Art I Images

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EXAM REVIEW Visual Art I Images 2011-2012

What to Study For each image you should know-Style, Subject Matter The name of the work The name of the artist The style of the work (Realism, Abstraction, Surrealism The Main Elements of Design used The main Principles of Design used The message behind the work. What is the artist trying to say with his or her work?

Norman Rockwell- Traffic Conditions

MC Escher- Drawing Hands

Edward Hopper- Gas ***Aerial and One Point Perspective***

Leonardo da Vinci- The Last Supper

Leonardo da Vinci- Mona Lisa

Raphael- The Stanza

Fernand Leger- The Discs in the City

Winslow Homer- Hauling Anchor

Picasso- Guitar COLLAGE ASSEMBLAGE

Charles Demuth- No. 5

Salvador Dali- Persistence of Memory ***SURREALISM***

Romare Bearden Collage

Faith Ringgold- Dancing at the Louvre

Alexander Calder Wire Sculpture Mobile at the National Gallery

Henry Moore- Family sculpture

Duane Hanson- Tourists

George Segal- Holocaust

Christo and Jeanne Claude- Islands

Andy Goldsworthy- Rocks

Frank Ghery- Dancing House in Prague

Book of Hours

SERIF

Serif Magazine cover

SAN SERIF

DECORATIVE

SCRIPT

Calligraphy

Typography as an art form

Pop Art- 1960’s Lichtenstein Everyday subject matter becomes art

Andy Warhol- Campbells’s Soup Can Pop Art 1960’s- celebrating everyday objects as art

John Singer Sargent- The daughters of Edward Boit

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