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    This document provides an overview of ancient, medieval, and classical art. It discusses three periods of ancient art including Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic periods. Ancient art featured animals, everyday life, mythology and landscapes. It also summarizes classical Greek and Roman art which focused on humanism and divinity through sculptures and pottery. The document then reviews principles of art including rhythm, balance, emphasis and proportion. Medieval art of the Byzantine, Romanesque and Gothic periods is examined which featured religious subjects and architecture in churches.

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    This document provides an overview of ancient, medieval, and classical art. It discusses three periods of ancient art including Paleolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic periods. Ancient art featured animals, everyday life, mythology and landscapes. It also summarizes classical Greek and Roman art which focused on humanism and divinity through sculptures and pottery. The document then reviews principles of art including rhythm, balance, emphasis and proportion. Medieval art of the Byzantine, Romanesque and Gothic periods is examined which featured religious subjects and architecture in churches.

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    ARTS 3RD QUARTER REVIEWER

    LESSON 1: ACIENT ART  IT FEATURES ANIMALS, EVERYDAY LIFE,


    MYTHOLOGY, AND LANDSCAPE.
    INTRODUCTION:
     TRIUMPHAL PAINTING – SHOW MILITARY
     ACIENT ART HAS INFLUENCED WESTERN ART IN VICTORIES, FROM WAR, AND CONQUERED CITIES.
    TERMS OF USE OF SIMPLE LINES, SHAPES, FORM,  FRESCO PAINTING – SHOWS BRIGHTLY COLORS,
    AND COLOR MULTIPLE RECTANGULAR DESIGNS, AND MULTI-
     COLORS USED: YELLOW, RED, BROWN, BLACK, POINT PERSPECTIVE.
    AND WHITE.
    LESSON 2: MEDIEVAL ART
    ACIENT ART
     IT COVERS 1,000 YEARS OF ART IN EUROPE,
    CLASSIFIED INTO 3 PERIODS MIDDLE EAST, AND NORTH AFRICA, WHICH
    1. PALEOLITHIC (STONE AGE) INCLUDES MOSAIC WALLS AND DOMES AND
    2. MESOLITHIC (MID-STONE AGE) FRECO PAINTINGS ADORNING CHURCHES.
    3. NEOLITHIC (NEW STONE AGE)
    BYZANTINE ART
     EVIDENCE OF HUMAN EXITANCE AND CULTURE
    BECAUSE THE EMERGE OF WRITING.  PORTRAYS RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS THAT DO NOT
     CAVE ART – SYMBOLIZES LIFE AND CAVE ADHERE TO HUMANS’ RATIONAL EARTHLY SENSE
    DWELLERS WORLD AND BELIEFS
    AND PROPORTION.
    PREHISTORIC SCULPTURES
    ROMANESQUE ART
     VENUS OF WILLENDORF – IS KNOWN AS A
    FERTILITY CHARM AND THE EARLIEST IMGAES OF  FORMATILITY STYLE WITH NO TRACE OF
    THE BODY MADE BY HUMANKIND. HUMANISM AND NATURALISM.
     VENUS OF BRASSEMPOUY – IS KNOWN FOR  TYMPANUM – TRIANGULAR DECORATIVE WALL
    REALISTIC HUMAN FACE IN A TRIANGULAR SURFACES.
    SHAPE.
    GOTHIC ART
    LESSON 2: CLASSICAL ART
     IT FEATURES LARGE CHURCHES AND LIFE SIZED
     BEGAN IN 1775 – 1825. TOMB EFFIGIES.
     REFERS TO THE INTEREST AND EMULATION FOR  ARCHITECTURE HAS A/AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN
    THE CLASSICAL ARTISTIC HERITAGE. GOTHIC ART.
    EYGPT LESSON 3: PRINICPLES OF ART
     1000 BCE – 100 AD.  RHYTHM – ELEMENT OF DESIGN USED
     EMPHASIZES EYGPTIANS’ BELIEF IN LIFE AFTER REPEATEDLY
    DEATH AND PERSERVING THE PAST.
     BALANCE – ARRANGEMENT OF ELEMENTS
     SHOWS RELIEF AND SYMBOLISM
     EMPHASIS – ONE AREA TO STAND OUT BY
    SCULPTURE/WRITING FORM CONTRASTING IT. ALSO KNOWN AS FOCAL POINT.
     PROPORTION – THE FEELING OF UNITY.
     MODEL BUST OF QUEEN NEFERTITI (1340 BCE)  HARMONY – USING SIMILAR/RELATED ELEMENTS
     HIEROGLYPHICS – A FORM OF WRITING FOUND IN
     VARIETY – USE OF SEVERAL ELEMENTS OF
    ACIENT CAVE PAINTINGS.
    DESIGN TO HOLD THE VIEWER’S ATTENTION AND
    GREECE GUIDE HIS/HER EYES.
     UNITY – FEELING OF HARMONY
     FOCUSED ON HUMANISM AND DIVINITY.
     MOST PAINTINGS ARE FOUND IN VASES, PANELS ADDITIONAL NOTES: SCULPTURES
    AND FOCUSED ON EVERYDAY.
     SHOWS FULL HUMAN ANATOMY IN FULL PATHOS - ACIENT – LASCAUX CAVE PAINTING, VENUS OF
    (AN EMOTION OF SYMPATHETIC PITY) WILLDEDORF, AND VENUS OF BRASSEMPOUY.
     GREEK POTTERY DISPLAYS GEOMETRIC STYLES. - EGYPT – MODEL BUST OF QUEEN NEFERTITI &
    HIEROGLYPHICS
    SCRIPTURE - GREECE – TOMB OF THE DIVER & DISCOBOLUS OF
    MYRON
     DISCOBOLUS OF MYRON
    - ROME – TRUMPHS OF CAESAR & AUGUSTUS OF
    ROME PRIMA PORTA
    -
     LIFE SIZED SCULPTURES EITHER MADE BY
    BRONZE OR MARBLE.

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