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PHASE I: REPRESENTATIONAL. Art that is easily recognized depicting objects from everyday life (sometimes called objective or figurative). REPRESENTATIONAL.

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1 PHASE I: REPRESENTATIONAL

2 Art that is easily recognized depicting objects from everyday life (sometimes called objective or figurative). REPRESENTATIONAL

3 Michelangelo PietaDavidSt. Matthew

4 John de Andre

5 Duane Hanson

6 Robert Arneson

7 Richard Shaw

8 Andy Warhol

9 Claes Oldenburg

10 Smallest visual entity Point of Emphasis: An area in a piece that is dominant, or eye catching. Implied Point: A point that is assumed or suggested. Applied Point: A point that is physically there. Visual Hierarchy: Is the actual physical location of elements that create focal points. (composition) Proximity: Position of elements that relate to each other. Point

11 May vary in length, width, and direction. Line / Value:(hatching, crosshatching, contour hatching) Implied Line: Line that is not physically there but implied. Applied Line: A physical line. Line/Content Suggested Line Diagonal Line Vertical Horizontal Line

12 Relationship of parts to the whole. Symmetrical Balance: Is the horizontal and vertical alignment of graphical elements in a piece that results in a visual stability creating a sense of unity. Asymmetrical Balance: Consists of elements that differ in size that are positioned against one another. Proportion

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