Shapes are two-dimensional forms that are created when lines intersect or enclose a space. There are several categories of shapes, including geometric shapes like circles and triangles, organic shapes found in nature, positive shapes which are solid forms, and negative shapes which are the spaces around the positive shapes. In fine art, the positive shapes of objects in an image create negative spaces around them, and artists should pay attention to both. A shape automatically creates a negative shape in a painting. Shapes have been used in different ways in art over time, from Louise Nevelson's sculptures made of wood painted black to Pablo Picasso's cubist paintings combining shapes. Photography also makes use of shapes, with geometric and organic shapes, and the
Keith Haring was an American artist known for his street art in New York City subway stations in the 1980s. His art featured bold, simplified figures of people and animals surrounded by rhythmic lines that appeared to vibrate or move. Common symbols in his work included the radiating baby, dancing people, dogs, and flying saucers. Haring created a visual language of pictographs like ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics that could change meaning depending on the context. His goal was to make art accessible to the public, so in addition to his street art he opened an affordable shop and produced many public sculptures.
El punto es el elemento visual más pequeño que se puede dibujar y puede usarse de diferentes maneras en una imagen. Un punto puede dirigir la atención hacia sí mismo y crear tensiones que producen sensaciones como orden y equilibrio. La posición de un punto sobre un plano puede estructurar el espacio de manera sencilla. Dentro de una imagen, el elemento que más llama la atención se conoce como el punto de interés. Con puntos ordenados se pueden expresar sensaciones más complejas y construir imágenes abstractas o figurativas.
El documento analiza diferentes imágenes publicitarias y sus eslogans. Describe una imagen que ilustra el concepto de mitad hombre mitad bestia usando una foto de una marca de condones con el eslogan "libera tu espíritu salvaje". Otra imagen muestra a una mujer feliz para dar una sensación de estabilidad a una agencia de viajes con el eslogan "Vida, Fluye". Una tercera imagen usa el escudo de la UNAM para invitar a alcanzar metas profesionales y académicas con el eslogan
Marbling is a technique used to decorate paper by floating colored pigments or inks on water to create patterns. It was invented in antiquity and remains a traditional papermaking technique. The document discusses the history of marbling in various countries like Turkey, Spain, and Japan and describes different marbling styles and techniques used to produce patterned paper.
Este documento resume los elementos perceptivos, el grado de iconicidad, la semanticidad y significado, el nivel de realidad, la materialidad y estructuración de la imagen de una fotografía del Partenón. Describe los elementos del Partenón como su forma rectangular, perímetro, octásilo, anfipróstilo y doble cella, así como sus dimensiones, formato, escala y proporción áurea.
The document provides instructions for students to create a circles painting inspired by abstract artist Wassily Kandinsky. It includes information about Kandinsky's life and work, techniques for mixing colors, and step-by-step directions for the painting activity. The goals are for students to learn about Kandinsky, mix their own colors, and use those colors to paint a non-representational circles composition in the style of the artist.
The document discusses key concepts related to value and light in art including:
- Value refers to the lights and darks in a work of art and can be applied to colors.
- Light is perceived through waves of energy from our eyes' light receptors. Shadows are caused by something blocking light.
- Chiaroscuro uses light and dark to create the illusion of three-dimensional surfaces.
- Artists can represent light realistically or expressively through techniques like tenebrism, emphasis, and dramatic use of value.
Shapes are two-dimensional forms that are created when lines intersect or enclose a space. There are several categories of shapes, including geometric shapes like circles and triangles, organic shapes found in nature, positive shapes which are solid forms, and negative shapes which are the spaces around the positive shapes. In fine art, the positive shapes of objects in an image create negative spaces around them, and artists should pay attention to both. A shape automatically creates a negative shape in a painting. Shapes have been used in different ways in art over time, from Louise Nevelson's sculptures made of wood painted black to Pablo Picasso's cubist paintings combining shapes. Photography also makes use of shapes, with geometric and organic shapes, and the
Keith Haring was an American artist known for his street art in New York City subway stations in the 1980s. His art featured bold, simplified figures of people and animals surrounded by rhythmic lines that appeared to vibrate or move. Common symbols in his work included the radiating baby, dancing people, dogs, and flying saucers. Haring created a visual language of pictographs like ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics that could change meaning depending on the context. His goal was to make art accessible to the public, so in addition to his street art he opened an affordable shop and produced many public sculptures.
El punto es el elemento visual más pequeño que se puede dibujar y puede usarse de diferentes maneras en una imagen. Un punto puede dirigir la atención hacia sí mismo y crear tensiones que producen sensaciones como orden y equilibrio. La posición de un punto sobre un plano puede estructurar el espacio de manera sencilla. Dentro de una imagen, el elemento que más llama la atención se conoce como el punto de interés. Con puntos ordenados se pueden expresar sensaciones más complejas y construir imágenes abstractas o figurativas.
El documento analiza diferentes imágenes publicitarias y sus eslogans. Describe una imagen que ilustra el concepto de mitad hombre mitad bestia usando una foto de una marca de condones con el eslogan "libera tu espíritu salvaje". Otra imagen muestra a una mujer feliz para dar una sensación de estabilidad a una agencia de viajes con el eslogan "Vida, Fluye". Una tercera imagen usa el escudo de la UNAM para invitar a alcanzar metas profesionales y académicas con el eslogan
Marbling is a technique used to decorate paper by floating colored pigments or inks on water to create patterns. It was invented in antiquity and remains a traditional papermaking technique. The document discusses the history of marbling in various countries like Turkey, Spain, and Japan and describes different marbling styles and techniques used to produce patterned paper.
Este documento resume los elementos perceptivos, el grado de iconicidad, la semanticidad y significado, el nivel de realidad, la materialidad y estructuración de la imagen de una fotografía del Partenón. Describe los elementos del Partenón como su forma rectangular, perímetro, octásilo, anfipróstilo y doble cella, así como sus dimensiones, formato, escala y proporción áurea.
The document provides instructions for students to create a circles painting inspired by abstract artist Wassily Kandinsky. It includes information about Kandinsky's life and work, techniques for mixing colors, and step-by-step directions for the painting activity. The goals are for students to learn about Kandinsky, mix their own colors, and use those colors to paint a non-representational circles composition in the style of the artist.
The document discusses key concepts related to value and light in art including:
- Value refers to the lights and darks in a work of art and can be applied to colors.
- Light is perceived through waves of energy from our eyes' light receptors. Shadows are caused by something blocking light.
- Chiaroscuro uses light and dark to create the illusion of three-dimensional surfaces.
- Artists can represent light realistically or expressively through techniques like tenebrism, emphasis, and dramatic use of value.
This document provides guidance and exercises for students taking a drawing course. It introduces different drawing techniques including line drawings, extended arm drawings using pencils in various ways, and two pencil drawings. Students are challenged to experiment with techniques and find their own style while drawing a variety of subjects like shoes, peppers, and skulls. The goal is to help students understand drawing materials and techniques and expand their view of what drawing can be.
Here are the key steps to drawing a mouth:
1. Draw a straight or curved guideline for the top and bottom lips.
2. Draw a small circle in the center for the bow of the upper lip.
3. Draw smaller circles above the guideline for the corners of the mouth.
4. Draw curved lines connecting the circles to form the lips.
5. Add definition and shadows inside the mouth opening.
Practice paying attention to the shapes and proportions. Referencing photos can help capture realistic details. Take your time observing and sketching mouths to improve your skills.
Este documento presenta los conceptos básicos del encuadre y la composición fotográfica. Explica la importancia de dominar los ajustes de la cámara y el encuadre para crear fotografías controladas que transmitan sensaciones definidas. Se describen diferentes tipos de encuadres como horizontal, vertical y cuadrado. También se detalla la regla de los tercios y otras consideraciones como dejar espacio, crear profundidad y evitar cortar elementos. El documento concluye con ejercicios prácticos para aplicar estos
PPT general para mostrar al alumnado de EPVA de 4to o al de Dibujo Artístico de 1º de bachillerato las diferentes formas que se pueden dibujar, desde naturales, artificiales, paisaje, figura humana...
Chuck Close is an American artist known for his photorealistic portraits and self-portraits. He received his MFA from Yale University in 1964. In 1988, he was paralyzed from the neck down due to a spinal artery collapse, but continued his art practice. Close is known for pioneering a style using grids of different colored squares to abstractly represent faces and figures. Throughout his career he has experimented with different media and techniques to push his artistic boundaries.
Pop Art was an art movement that emerged in the late 1950s in both Europe and the United States. It reflected popular and commercial culture, using imagery from advertisements, comic strips, and everyday mass-produced objects. Notable Pop Artists like Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein took images from popular culture and reproduced them in an aesthetic manner using techniques like silkscreening. Their work blurred the lines between fine art and commercial art. Pop Art commented on consumer culture and mass media through the use of everyday imagery and objects. It challenged notions of what art could be and helped expand definitions of art.
This document summarizes a course on drawing and painting with pastels. It covers techniques such as layering pastels to build color, using complementary colors for shading, and limiting the palette. It also discusses composition principles like balance, focal points, and using repeating shapes, colors and movement. The goal is to provide students new to pastels with guidance on materials, techniques and concepts to create richly colored and expressive pastel paintings.
El documento compara las proporciones anatómicas de figuras humanas dibujadas por tres artistas renacentistas: Alberto Durero, Jean Cousin y Leonardo da Vinci. Para cada artista, se midió la altura total de la figura y la altura de la cabeza, y se calculó el resultado de dividir la altura de la cabeza entre la altura total. Los resultados variaron entre los artistas debido a sus diferentes intereses personales y contextos sociales de la época. La diferencia entre los resultados se considera significativa dado que las percepciones del cuerpo humano
El documento describe las cualidades fundamentales de la pintura como arte, incluyendo la composición, la línea y el color. Explica que la composición organiza las tensiones internas de una obra y que la línea y el color son elementos esenciales. Además, detalla las propiedades del color como el tinte, la luminosidad y la cromaticidad.
This document provides instructions for drawing a two point perspective. It begins with an overview stating that two point perspective shows an angle rather than a face-on view, with most lines being vertical or drawn to two vanishing points. It then outlines nine steps to follow a tutorial for drawing a two point perspective, including turning the paper landscape, drawing a horizon line and two vanishing points, connecting lines to the points to form orthogonals, and adding vertical lines and details between the orthogonals.
Op Art, also known as Optical Art, was an art movement that developed in the United States in the mid-1960s. It uses color and abstract patterns to create the illusion of movement through optical effects and illusions. Artists employ shapes, colors like black and white, and special patterns to generate images that appear to vibrate or move. Unlike traditional paintings, Op Art aims to reach out to the viewer rather than draw the viewer into the work.
Claes Oldenburg was a Swedish-American artist known for his large-scale soft sculptures and "happenings" that blurred the lines between art and everyday life. He moved to New York in the 1950s and began transforming mundane objects through scale, materials, and absurdist recontextualization. His 1961 exhibition "The Store" featured oversized, brightly painted versions of consumer goods that challenged notions of art. Throughout his career, Oldenburg drew inspiration from American popular culture, seeking to imbue objects with humanity and inject whimsy into perceptions of the familiar.
The document provides instructions for creating a triptych art project on the theme of the Paschal Mystery. It explains that a triptych is a work of art divided into three sections that can be folded or displayed openly. Students are directed to outline their materials, style, panel shapes, and placement of elements before creating their triptych, which can be hinged or unhinged. The project is due April 19th and will be graded on accuracy of theme and creativity.
David Hockney is an English painter known for his Pop Art style. He became famous for his 1972 painting "Portrait of an artist (pool with two figures)," which sold at auction for $90 million. Hockney studied at the Bradford School of Art and moved to California in 1964, where he developed a realistic style using acrylic paint. In the 1990s he returned to England and found inspiration in painting landscapes. While continuing to work primarily with acrylic paint, in 2010-2011 Hockney created 28 iPad drawings for an exhibition, showing his embrace of new digital media.
Romero Britto is a Brazilian artist born in 1963 who combines elements of cubism, pop art, and graffiti in his vibrant, colorful works. Britto began drawing and painting at a young age and had his first art show in 1979, though he was unsure if he could succeed as an artist. He later studied art in Europe after realizing he could not continue down the path of law school. Britto is now famous worldwide for his celebratory works featuring hearts and familiar characters painted in a stylized, geometric manner that encourages creativity in viewers.
Este documento describe diferentes tipos de ilustración como la ilustración literaria, científica, editorial y publicitaria. Explica que la ilustración se diferencia del dibujo artístico en que tiene un propósito informativo o decorativo centrado en un tema específico, mientras que el dibujo artístico se enfoca en la emoción y sensibilidad del artista. También menciona algunos artistas importantes del género como Frank Frazetta y Burne Hogarth.
Comento las características del Cartel y los factores a tener en cuenta para su diseño: elementos visuales (líneas, colores, texturas,...), composición, texto e imágenes,.... teniendo siempre en cuenta el mensaje que se pretende transmitir.
Algunos ejemplos para reconocer las características de los diferentes estilos.
02.13 Tipos de productos visuales por características físicasMaria Acaso
El documento describe diferentes sistemas de representación a través del lenguaje visual, incluyendo la naturaleza, productos creados por humanos, y sistemas de representación de la realidad como logotipos. Estos sistemas pueden ser bidimensionales estáticos, bidimensionales en movimiento, o tridimensionales fijas. Las recontextualizaciones como ready-mades sacan objetos de su contexto habitual para convertirlos en representaciones, como una manzana en una exposición en lugar de un árbol. El teatro también se considera una forma de recontextual
Este documento presenta diferentes conceptos relacionados con la percepción visual y la comunicación audiovisual. Explica las leyes perceptivas y las ilusiones ópticas, los niveles de iconicidad de una imagen, el análisis del significante y significado, y diferentes tipos de comunicación audiovisual como la imagen fija y en movimiento. También describe elementos del lenguaje del cómic como las viñetas y globos, y recursos expresivos del cine como los tipos de planos, encuadres y movimientos de cámara.
The document summarizes various examples of prehistoric sculpture from around the world, dating from 15,000 BCE to 600 CE. It includes sculptures such as the Venus of Willendorf from Austria estimated to be 24,000-22,000 BCE, Bison sculpture from France that is 15,000 BCE, Venus of Brassempouy carved mammoth ivory from France that is about 25,000 years old, Lion Man carved mammoth ivory from Germany that is about 30,000 years old, horse head carved bone from France that is about 12,000 BCE, ivory polar bear carving from Arctic regions dated to 100-600 CE, Dogū pottery figurines from prehistoric Japan dated to
This document provides a list of contemporary artists including Jessica Stockholder, Peter Doig, Gerhart Richter, Robert Straight, Stephen Tanis, Brice Marden, Cy Twombly, Richard Serra, Andrew Wyeth, Terry Winters, Chie Fueki, Liu Xiaodong, David Salle, KEITH SONNIER, Andy Goldsworthy, Martin Puryear. It encourages the reader to visit www.bruceblackart.com to see original artwork and more slideshows by Bruce Black featuring contemporary art.
This document provides guidance and exercises for students taking a drawing course. It introduces different drawing techniques including line drawings, extended arm drawings using pencils in various ways, and two pencil drawings. Students are challenged to experiment with techniques and find their own style while drawing a variety of subjects like shoes, peppers, and skulls. The goal is to help students understand drawing materials and techniques and expand their view of what drawing can be.
Here are the key steps to drawing a mouth:
1. Draw a straight or curved guideline for the top and bottom lips.
2. Draw a small circle in the center for the bow of the upper lip.
3. Draw smaller circles above the guideline for the corners of the mouth.
4. Draw curved lines connecting the circles to form the lips.
5. Add definition and shadows inside the mouth opening.
Practice paying attention to the shapes and proportions. Referencing photos can help capture realistic details. Take your time observing and sketching mouths to improve your skills.
Este documento presenta los conceptos básicos del encuadre y la composición fotográfica. Explica la importancia de dominar los ajustes de la cámara y el encuadre para crear fotografías controladas que transmitan sensaciones definidas. Se describen diferentes tipos de encuadres como horizontal, vertical y cuadrado. También se detalla la regla de los tercios y otras consideraciones como dejar espacio, crear profundidad y evitar cortar elementos. El documento concluye con ejercicios prácticos para aplicar estos
PPT general para mostrar al alumnado de EPVA de 4to o al de Dibujo Artístico de 1º de bachillerato las diferentes formas que se pueden dibujar, desde naturales, artificiales, paisaje, figura humana...
Chuck Close is an American artist known for his photorealistic portraits and self-portraits. He received his MFA from Yale University in 1964. In 1988, he was paralyzed from the neck down due to a spinal artery collapse, but continued his art practice. Close is known for pioneering a style using grids of different colored squares to abstractly represent faces and figures. Throughout his career he has experimented with different media and techniques to push his artistic boundaries.
Pop Art was an art movement that emerged in the late 1950s in both Europe and the United States. It reflected popular and commercial culture, using imagery from advertisements, comic strips, and everyday mass-produced objects. Notable Pop Artists like Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein took images from popular culture and reproduced them in an aesthetic manner using techniques like silkscreening. Their work blurred the lines between fine art and commercial art. Pop Art commented on consumer culture and mass media through the use of everyday imagery and objects. It challenged notions of what art could be and helped expand definitions of art.
This document summarizes a course on drawing and painting with pastels. It covers techniques such as layering pastels to build color, using complementary colors for shading, and limiting the palette. It also discusses composition principles like balance, focal points, and using repeating shapes, colors and movement. The goal is to provide students new to pastels with guidance on materials, techniques and concepts to create richly colored and expressive pastel paintings.
El documento compara las proporciones anatómicas de figuras humanas dibujadas por tres artistas renacentistas: Alberto Durero, Jean Cousin y Leonardo da Vinci. Para cada artista, se midió la altura total de la figura y la altura de la cabeza, y se calculó el resultado de dividir la altura de la cabeza entre la altura total. Los resultados variaron entre los artistas debido a sus diferentes intereses personales y contextos sociales de la época. La diferencia entre los resultados se considera significativa dado que las percepciones del cuerpo humano
El documento describe las cualidades fundamentales de la pintura como arte, incluyendo la composición, la línea y el color. Explica que la composición organiza las tensiones internas de una obra y que la línea y el color son elementos esenciales. Además, detalla las propiedades del color como el tinte, la luminosidad y la cromaticidad.
This document provides instructions for drawing a two point perspective. It begins with an overview stating that two point perspective shows an angle rather than a face-on view, with most lines being vertical or drawn to two vanishing points. It then outlines nine steps to follow a tutorial for drawing a two point perspective, including turning the paper landscape, drawing a horizon line and two vanishing points, connecting lines to the points to form orthogonals, and adding vertical lines and details between the orthogonals.
Op Art, also known as Optical Art, was an art movement that developed in the United States in the mid-1960s. It uses color and abstract patterns to create the illusion of movement through optical effects and illusions. Artists employ shapes, colors like black and white, and special patterns to generate images that appear to vibrate or move. Unlike traditional paintings, Op Art aims to reach out to the viewer rather than draw the viewer into the work.
Claes Oldenburg was a Swedish-American artist known for his large-scale soft sculptures and "happenings" that blurred the lines between art and everyday life. He moved to New York in the 1950s and began transforming mundane objects through scale, materials, and absurdist recontextualization. His 1961 exhibition "The Store" featured oversized, brightly painted versions of consumer goods that challenged notions of art. Throughout his career, Oldenburg drew inspiration from American popular culture, seeking to imbue objects with humanity and inject whimsy into perceptions of the familiar.
The document provides instructions for creating a triptych art project on the theme of the Paschal Mystery. It explains that a triptych is a work of art divided into three sections that can be folded or displayed openly. Students are directed to outline their materials, style, panel shapes, and placement of elements before creating their triptych, which can be hinged or unhinged. The project is due April 19th and will be graded on accuracy of theme and creativity.
David Hockney is an English painter known for his Pop Art style. He became famous for his 1972 painting "Portrait of an artist (pool with two figures)," which sold at auction for $90 million. Hockney studied at the Bradford School of Art and moved to California in 1964, where he developed a realistic style using acrylic paint. In the 1990s he returned to England and found inspiration in painting landscapes. While continuing to work primarily with acrylic paint, in 2010-2011 Hockney created 28 iPad drawings for an exhibition, showing his embrace of new digital media.
Romero Britto is a Brazilian artist born in 1963 who combines elements of cubism, pop art, and graffiti in his vibrant, colorful works. Britto began drawing and painting at a young age and had his first art show in 1979, though he was unsure if he could succeed as an artist. He later studied art in Europe after realizing he could not continue down the path of law school. Britto is now famous worldwide for his celebratory works featuring hearts and familiar characters painted in a stylized, geometric manner that encourages creativity in viewers.
Este documento describe diferentes tipos de ilustración como la ilustración literaria, científica, editorial y publicitaria. Explica que la ilustración se diferencia del dibujo artístico en que tiene un propósito informativo o decorativo centrado en un tema específico, mientras que el dibujo artístico se enfoca en la emoción y sensibilidad del artista. También menciona algunos artistas importantes del género como Frank Frazetta y Burne Hogarth.
Comento las características del Cartel y los factores a tener en cuenta para su diseño: elementos visuales (líneas, colores, texturas,...), composición, texto e imágenes,.... teniendo siempre en cuenta el mensaje que se pretende transmitir.
Algunos ejemplos para reconocer las características de los diferentes estilos.
02.13 Tipos de productos visuales por características físicasMaria Acaso
El documento describe diferentes sistemas de representación a través del lenguaje visual, incluyendo la naturaleza, productos creados por humanos, y sistemas de representación de la realidad como logotipos. Estos sistemas pueden ser bidimensionales estáticos, bidimensionales en movimiento, o tridimensionales fijas. Las recontextualizaciones como ready-mades sacan objetos de su contexto habitual para convertirlos en representaciones, como una manzana en una exposición en lugar de un árbol. El teatro también se considera una forma de recontextual
Este documento presenta diferentes conceptos relacionados con la percepción visual y la comunicación audiovisual. Explica las leyes perceptivas y las ilusiones ópticas, los niveles de iconicidad de una imagen, el análisis del significante y significado, y diferentes tipos de comunicación audiovisual como la imagen fija y en movimiento. También describe elementos del lenguaje del cómic como las viñetas y globos, y recursos expresivos del cine como los tipos de planos, encuadres y movimientos de cámara.
The document summarizes various examples of prehistoric sculpture from around the world, dating from 15,000 BCE to 600 CE. It includes sculptures such as the Venus of Willendorf from Austria estimated to be 24,000-22,000 BCE, Bison sculpture from France that is 15,000 BCE, Venus of Brassempouy carved mammoth ivory from France that is about 25,000 years old, Lion Man carved mammoth ivory from Germany that is about 30,000 years old, horse head carved bone from France that is about 12,000 BCE, ivory polar bear carving from Arctic regions dated to 100-600 CE, Dogū pottery figurines from prehistoric Japan dated to
This document provides a list of contemporary artists including Jessica Stockholder, Peter Doig, Gerhart Richter, Robert Straight, Stephen Tanis, Brice Marden, Cy Twombly, Richard Serra, Andrew Wyeth, Terry Winters, Chie Fueki, Liu Xiaodong, David Salle, KEITH SONNIER, Andy Goldsworthy, Martin Puryear. It encourages the reader to visit www.bruceblackart.com to see original artwork and more slideshows by Bruce Black featuring contemporary art.
Nathan Tanner Porter kept a journal that discussed his heritage. The journal is stored on microfilm at the Church History Library in Salt Lake City, Utah, where it can be viewed by visiting the library.
This document appears to be a memorial for multiple family members spanning from 1984 to 2009. It lists the names of Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Chiyoko Porter, along with their son Michael Porter who passed away in 2000. It also mentions Melissa and Patrick along with messages of love and remembrance for someone named Melissa.
Nancy Warriner came from quite a heritage. Genealogy researcher Joseph Grant Stevenson believes he has her line traced back to Adam. It is interesting with some pretty cool people, like Governor George Wyllis. I have attached for you to enjoy, challenge, or document. There is a lot you can do. Check out FamilySearch Family Tree to see what I have sourced.
This document provides background information on the Porter surname and family origins. It discusses the origins of surnames in various cultures and locations. It then focuses on the 11th century in France and the rise of feudalism. It describes how William de Ie Grande, a Norman knight, became a trusted guardian and accompanied the Duke of Normandy. It discusses how William the Conqueror became King of England in 1066 after defeating Harold at the Battle of Hastings. Roger de Ie Grande's surname then changed to Porter as he became the first Grand Porteur, or head porter, to King Henry I of England between 1020-1140. The crest of the Porter family coat of arms is also described.
This document summarizes the life of Simeon Cragun, grandfather of Howard Blaine Cragun. It provides biographical details about Simeon such as his birth in 1827 in Indiana, death in 1874 in North Ogden, Utah, marriage to Susan Mower in 1827, and their children including Simeon Wilbert Cragun born in 1858 in North Ogden, Utah.
Jun Suh was grieving the death of his girlfriend Eun Suh, who had died of leukemia. As he drove home from her funeral, remembering their memories together, a truck accidentally hit his car. Due to being overcome with sadness over Eun Suh's death, Jun Suh did not have the will to avoid the collision and he died in the accident. Yoon Joon-suh and Yoon Eun-suh were adopted siblings who fell in love as adults after being separated due to a hospital mix-up at birth. Their love was cut short, however, when Eun Suh passed away from leukemia.
Blog for genealogy class full powerpointLarry Cragun
The document outlines several reasons for blogging about family history and genealogy research: to share research logs and stories with family; to pass on family stories to future generations; to teach others how to do genealogy research; to connect with distant relatives and other researchers; and to bond with friends and family over a shared interest. It describes how the author's blog led to interactions with unknown cousins who corrected inaccuracies and became friends, showing how blogging can facilitate collaboration and new connections.
Bessie Marie Allen was born in 1909 in Mt. Vernon, Missouri. She was the youngest of four children and the only girl. After graduating high school in 1927, Bessie discovered she was pregnant and her baby's father, Alton Bloser, abandoned her. She gave birth to Gene Alton Allen in 1928. By 1930, she had married Claude Gray and they had four children together: Barbara, Jerry, Sue, and Donald.
Bessie came from a farming family with deep roots in Lawrence County, Missouri, dating back to the 1840s. Her mother Della's family, the Haworths, were early settlers in Tennessee with ancestors who fought in the American Revolution and Civil War
This document compares Phoenix, Arizona and Seattle, Washington over the course of a year. It suggests that Phoenix has better weather and outdoor activities like hiking and swimming year-round, while Seattle has more rain and overcast skies. Specific months highlight hiking and warm weather in Phoenix versus rain, cold, and limited sunlight in Seattle. Images also show more casual attire and tanning in Phoenix compared to layered clothing and paleness in Seattle. Phoenix is depicted as a better option for outdoor recreation and family gatherings.
This document appears to be a title page for an art exhibit featuring works from the Italian Renaissance through contemporary art. It includes the titles of two paintings - "Bathing at La Grenouillere" from 1869 and "Peasant Hanging out the Washing" from 1881, suggesting the exhibit contains works from those time periods.
The document provides instructions for an 8th grade art history review, asking students to take out a sheet of paper and write down as many artist names, work titles, and styles as they can remember from 52 slides they viewed, numbering each one.
This document discusses the art of keeping an art journal and provides tips for getting started. It notes that Leonardo da Vinci annotated his journals, making them works of art. Travel journals can be fun keepsakes to look back on later. The American artist Edward Hopper made extensive use of sketchbooks to plan his compositions. Art journals are a personal creative outlet that do not need to follow any set style or logic - they can simply be explorations. The document encourages experimenting with different materials and moods, and stresses that art journals should be beautiful reflections of one's creative energy. Above all, one should have fun experimenting in their journal.
Art is a form of creative expression that can take many forms like painting, sculpture, photography, and more. Different artists use various materials and techniques to convey ideas, emotions, and stories through their work. Art allows people to experience beauty and find new perspectives in creative ways.
A great introduction to heraldry, coats of arms, and symbolism. The slideshow begins by discussing symbols and moves into the history of heraldry, finishing with the introduction to a coat of arms assignment.
This document provides a summary of ancient Greek art from 1900 BCE to the 4th century CE. It covers major periods including the Mycenaean civilization, Archaic age, Classical age, and Hellenistic period. Key developments are outlined such as the emergence of Greek culture with epic poetry and temple architecture. Early sculptures like Kouroi and Kore depicted idealized human forms with some Egyptian influence. As styles evolved, sculptures attempted more naturalism and conveyed qualities like nobility. Famous works mentioned include the Kritios Boy and sculptures depicting motion like the Dying Gaul. Portraiture developed through pieces like the busts of Cato and emperors Marcus Aurelius and Constantine.
Georgia O'Keeffe was an American artist born in 1887 in Wisconsin. She studied art in Chicago and New York and is known for her paintings based on objects from nature. Married to photographer Alfred Stieglitz, O'Keeffe painted bones during the 1930s while living in New Mexico. She typically used oil paints to portray nature, employing a technique that made her paintings appear soft like watercolors. Examples of her artwork from the 1920s include paintings of callas, pansies, and cannas. O'Keeffe had a love of nature that influenced her modernist, realistic style and close-up paintings that offered a unique perspective. She was the first woman to have a solo exhibition
Georgia O'Keeffe was an American artist born in 1887 in Wisconsin. She studied art in Chicago and New York and is known for her paintings based on objects from nature. Married to photographer Alfred Stieglitz, O'Keeffe painted bones during the 1930s while living in New Mexico. She typically used oil paints to portray nature, employing a technique that made her paintings appear soft like watercolors. Examples of her artwork from the 1920s include paintings of callas, pansies, and cannas. O'Keeffe had a love of nature that influenced her modernist, realistic style and close-up paintings that offered a unique perspective. She was the first woman to have a solo exhibition
Georgia O'Keeffe was an American artist born in 1887 who is known for her paintings of flowers, bones, and New Mexico landscapes. She studied art in Chicago and South Carolina before moving to New York where she lived and painted. Her work was inspired by nature, modern art styles like Art Deco, and time spent in New Mexico. O'Keeffe is known for her stylized paintings that use color, shadows, and a focal point to draw the eye. Some of her most famous works include White Flower on Red Earth and Poppy. She had a successful career and her artworks are now prized in many museum collections.
Georgia O'Keefe was an American artist born in 1887 in Wisconsin who pioneered new techniques in her paintings. She attended several art schools and exhibited her works in New York, developing a unique style of using vibrant colors and unusual perspectives to depict emotions. Though the World Wars and Great Depression made it difficult for her to sell her art at times, O'Keefe continued developing her revolutionary approach to composition and subject matter that changed the landscape of modern art.
Georgia O'Keeffe was an American artist best known for her paintings of enlarged flowers, New York skyscrapers, and New Mexico landscapes. She is considered a pioneer of American modernism. The document provides details on O'Keeffe's early life, education, career highlights including her relationship with photographer Alfred Stieglitz who championed her work, her artistic evolution and style, later life, and awards received. It also mentions other artists included in the Abolhassan Sadighi, an Iranian sculptor and painter, and the 2016 SoHo Spring Painting Contest.
Georgia O'Keeffe was an American artist born in 1887 known for her paintings of Southwestern landscapes and flowers. She developed her unique style of abstract painting inspired by nature after studying art in Chicago and New York. O'Keeffe lived part of her life in New Mexico where she was inspired by the desert landscapes, animal skulls, and adobe architecture to produce many iconic paintings until losing her eyesight later in life.
Georgia O'Keeffe was born in 1887 in Wisconsin and showed an early interest in art. She moved to New York in 1912 at the encouragement of photographer Alfred Stieglitz, who became her husband and championed her work. O'Keeffe is best known for her large-scale paintings of flowers and landscapes of the American Southwest, and she drew attention as a pioneering female artist in the avant-garde movement in New York in the early 20th century. She received numerous honors over her long career, including the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the National Medal of Arts, and her work remains prominently featured in major museums.
Georgia O'Keeffe was an American artist known for her paintings of enlarged flowers, X-rays, and New Mexico landscapes. She began her career in the early 1900s with charcoal drawings and watercolors before developing her signature style of colorful abstracted floral close-ups. In the 1930s, O'Keeffe began spending time in New Mexico where she found inspiration in the vast landscapes, painting bones and landscapes. She lived part-time at Ghost Ranch for decades and created some of her most famous works there. O'Keeffe played a significant role in establishing a place for women in the American art world.
Georgia O'Keeffe was an American artist known for her paintings of enlarged flowers, X-rays, and New Mexico landscapes. She began her career in the early 1900s with charcoal drawings and watercolors before developing her signature style of colorful abstracted floral close-ups. In the 1930s, O'Keeffe began spending time in New Mexico where she found inspiration in the vast desert landscapes, painting bones and landscapes. She lived part-time at Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu, New Mexico, where she created some of her most famous works until the end of her life in 1984.
Georgia O'Keeffe was an American artist born in 1887 who is renowned for her paintings of enlarged flowers, bones, and New Mexico landscapes. She studied at the Art Students League of New York and the Art Institute of Chicago. O'Keeffe married photographer Alfred Stieglitz in 1924 and began exhibiting with his gallery. Her paintings evolved from impressionistic styles to her signature close-up depictions of natural forms. O'Keeffe lived much of her later life in New Mexico, where the landscape and colors influenced her bold, minimalist paintings until her death in 1986 at age 98.
Georgia O'Keeffe was a major American artist for seven decades in the 20th century. She developed her own unique vision based on finding abstract forms in nature, rather than following shifting art trends. With keen observation skills and technical painting ability, she captured subtle colors, shapes and light in her landscapes, flowers, and bones. The images were drawn from places she lived and related to her life experiences. In her art education, she learned to closely examine subjects but also simplify shapes and focus on select areas to find the essential forms and meanings.
Georgia O'Keeffe was born in 1887 in Wisconsin and showed an early talent for art that was encouraged by her teachers. She studied at the Art Institute of Chicago and the Art Students League in New York, where she mastered realistic painting styles. However, she quit making art after winning an award, feeling she would not find distinction working within traditional styles.
Georgia O'Keefe was an American artist born in 1887 who is known for her paintings of flowers, New York City skyscrapers, and New Mexican landscapes. She studied art in Chicago and New York City and was influenced by Japanese art and photography. In the 1920s she began painting large-scale flowers and abstracted forms inspired by her surroundings. One of her most famous paintings is Summer Days from 1936, which features a large cow skull against a backdrop of desert and flowers, representing life and death cycles in nature. O'Keefe's distinctive style and focus on abstraction influenced American art in the early 20th century.
Georgia O'Keeffe was known for her monumental style of painting that magnified small objects to fill the entire canvas. She often painted flowers in vivid colors at very close perspectives so they appeared abstracted. O'Keeffe was inspired by the nature she found during walks through the desert near her home in New Mexico, where she lived and worked for most of her life. She pioneered a style that emphasized composition and made everyday subjects appear grand in scale.
Annie Leibovitz is an American portrait photographer considered one of the best in her field. She developed her signature bold colors and poses while working at Rolling Stone magazine for 10 years. Some of her most famous subjects include John Lennon, Demi Moore, and Caitlyn Jenner. Leibovitz was influenced by photographer Richard Avedon and honed her skills while working at Rolling Stone before becoming a photographer at Vanity Fair in the 1980s where her new style of lighting and bold visuals became her trademark.
Georgia O'Keeffe was an American abstract painter known for her large-scale paintings of flowers, shells, animal bones, and New Mexico landscapes. She simplified and magnified natural forms using bright colors and close-up perspectives to encourage viewers to notice details they normally overlooked. Her most famous works featured abstracted flower paintings. O'Keeffe divided her time between New York City and rural New Mexico, drawing inspiration from both urban and desert environments.
Georgia O'Keeffe was an American artist known for her paintings of flowers, landscapes, and cityscapes. She pioneered abstract painting in the early 20th century, creating non-representational works using only shapes, colors, and forms as early as 1915. Her early abstract paintings were prominently displayed by her husband Arthur Stieglitz at his 291 gallery, exposing the American public to this new style of art. O'Keeffe was influenced by Arthur Wesley Dow's principles of composition and abstraction, and she credited Arthur Dove as having the most significant impact on her development as a young artist moving her style towards abstraction.
Georgia O'Keeffe was an American painter born in 1887 who lived until 1986. She taught art but became known for her own paintings, especially of flowers, landscapes, and nature, which were influenced by modern art. O'Keeffe used warm colors like reds, oranges, and yellows and employed techniques like abstraction with curves and waves as well as foreshortening to depict objects as larger than their actual size. Her art influenced many others, especially in the women's rights movement.
Georgia O'Keeffe began her career in the early 1900s doing charcoal drawings and watercolors. In 1914-1915, she began producing abstract charcoal drawings that were innovative for the time. One of her drawings was exhibited by photographer Alfred Stieglitz in 1918. This exposure helped launch her painting career. O'Keeffe went on to produce large-scale paintings of flowers, leaves, and trees in New York in the 1920s. She is best known for her paintings of flowers, which are considered some of her most famous works. Later, she was inspired by the New Mexico landscape after visiting and purchased property there. The bones and landscapes of New Mexico influenced her paintings for decades.
Examples of Zentangle portraits for a high school art lesson. Students create a graphite transfer from a photocopy and then add patterns using pen and ink. The Zentangle project is a fun project for students of varying ages and abilities.
How to paint a lemon using water mixable oil paints and acrylics. A step by step lesson for the beginning artist or art teacher. Perfect for adults and high school students.
The Power of Imagination: Motivate Yourslelf to be Amazingly CreativeBruce Black Art
How to become more creative. What exists today was once only imagined! Imagination and creativity are boundless. This slide show will motivate you to be your most creative self and mute your inner critics. Perfect for teachers, students, designers, artists, writers, and all people wanting to bust through creative blocks.
For students and teachers studying art or interested in design. This is a complete lesson with prompts for students and a bonus project lesson plan at the end that goes along with the presentation. The principles of Design are explained by showing art history paintings with links to those paintings for further study. This is a must have presentation for art teachers and professors.
Great drawing project for middle school to high school aged students. Students use direct obersvation to draw their shoes and then add in pattern and color strategies.
The document provides information on 30 famous artworks that everyone should know. It discusses Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa painting in detail, including 10 things you may not know about it. Some key facts are that it is painted on wood instead of canvas, has its own room in the Louvre, and its enigmatic smile has captured worldwide fame. It also summarizes Raphael's School of Athens fresco and Michelangelo's frescoes on the Sistine Chapel ceiling, including his initial reluctance to take the commission and the physical challenges he faced while painting.
Bruce Black is an Arizona artist known for his abstract paintings characterized by quiet spiritual elegance. His artwork is collected nationally and has gained popularity and recognition. Visitors can view and purchase Bruce Black's paintings on his website at www.bruceblackart.com or through his Facebook page.
NPX 8tTH GRADE ART HISTORY EXAM PREP WITH TITLES Bruce Black Art
This study guide provides an overview of major art movements and artists from the Italian Renaissance to contemporary art. It features works from Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Raphael, Rembrandt, Jacques-Louis David, Monet, Manet, Degas, Van Gogh, Matisse, Picasso, Dali, Hopper, Rivera, de Kooning, Lichtenstein and Warhol. The guide summarizes the key characteristics of Renaissance, Baroque, Neoclassical, Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, Cubist, Surrealist, Abstract Expressionist and Pop Art styles.
This document is a practice test for an 8th grade art history exam covering the Italian Renaissance through contemporary art. It contains a slideshow with images of artworks where students are to write down the artist, title, and genre for each slide. The document provides some brief context on Renaissance art, noting its emphasis on the human figure, natural forms, balance, harmony, and use of linear perspective to prepare students to analyze the works.
Bruce Black is a master of watercolor who is known for his bright colorful abstract paintings related to calligraphy and weaving. His art is collected world wide.
This document provides an overview of Romanticism in painting. It discusses how Romanticism valued depictions of nature as sublime and awe-inspiring. Key characteristics included a focus on individual genius and emotion, as well as opposition to classical norms and industrialization. The document explores works by Romantic painters like Caspar David Friedrich, J.M.W. Turner, Theodore Gericault, and Eugene Delacroix that capture feelings of melancholy, mystery, and the power of nature through their dramatic landscapes and scenes. It also notes Romanticism's influence on later artistic periods and questions whether Romantic ideals still exist today.
Charles Demuth was an American artist known for pioneering the Precisionist style of art in the early 20th century. He blended cubist ideas with realism to create graphic works. Demuth was introduced to influential photographer Alfred Stieglitz by his friend Marsden Hartley, and Stieglitz later gave Demuth his first solo exhibition. One of Demuth's most famous works is "The Figure 5 in Gold", inspired by a poem by his friend William Carlos Williams, which some believe anticipated elements of later Pop Art. Demuth lived and worked in Pennsylvania until his death from diabetes complications at age 51.
Andrew Wyeth was an American realist painter known for works depicting rural and small town life. He worked in a regionalist style, often painting scenes around his hometown of Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania and summer home in Cushing, Maine. One of his most famous works is Christina's World, currently in the Museum of Modern Art. Wyeth was influenced by his father, N.C. Wyeth, who was also a famous illustrator and painter. He preferred to paint landscapes in winter and fall when the "bone structure" was visible and more of the story was left untold.
This document discusses the artistic technique of chiaroscuro used by Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo in their drawings. Chiaroscuro uses light and shadow to create the illusion of three-dimensionality. The document examines several drawings by each artist demonstrating their mastery of using shadows, highlights, and gradual value transitions to depict form naturalistically without outlines. It provides background on both artists and their significance in advancing painting techniques during the Italian Renaissance.
A motivational lecture on the power of imagination to fulfill your dreams and allow you to be the person you were meant to be. LOTS OF GREAT QUOTES AND PICTURES. YOU ARE SURE TO BE INSPIRED!
Constantin Brancusi was a renowned Romanian sculptor who pioneered modernist sculpture in the early 20th century. His sculptures blended simplicity and sophistication through abstraction to focus on the essence rather than outer form of his subjects. After studying in Romania, he moved to Paris in 1903 where he developed his unique style, rejecting realism and the techniques of his contemporaries. His iconic works like "Bird in Space" and the "Endless Column" at the World War I monument in Târgu-Jiu established his reputation and influence on modern sculpture.
Short power point showing the various styles and transitions of architecture. Also includes models built by architects. This is a good piece to introduce a model building project with high school or college age students.
Rodin was a French sculptor in the late 19th century who revolutionized the field. He moved away from decorative, formulaic sculptures and embraced unconventional realism. His most famous works include The Thinker, originally created for The Gates of Hell, and The Burghers of Calais, which depicts six men walking to their execution with complex, individual emotions rather than united heroism. Rodin is now considered one of the greatest sculptors of all time due to his mastery of modeling human forms and willingness to challenge traditions.
Michelangelo was an Italian sculptor, painter, architect and poet considered one of the greatest artists of the European Renaissance. He created famous works like the statue of David and frescoes on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. Throughout his long career he was employed by powerful patrons like the Medicis and the Popes, creating monumental sculptures and architectural works for the Catholic Church like the dome of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. Michelangelo had an immense influence on other Renaissance artists and changed the course of painting in the West with his masterful depictions of the human form.
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4. O’Keeffe married photographer Alfred Stieglitz in
1924. They wrote over 25,000 love letters back and
forth to each other over the course of their lives.
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6. O’KEEFFE QUIT PAINTING THREE
TIMES.
Once, she quit in order to take on
stable jobs to support her family.
Once, she quit due to a nervous
breakdown. She didn’t paint for over
a year.
Finally, she had to quit due to failing
eyesight.
16. Georgia O’Keeffe went against the standards of
watercolor of her day. She did not use
watercolor to capture details or to faithfully
recreate a scene. Rather, she used them to
establish the basic shapes and colors of her
scenes. She simplifies her images down to
their essential qualities and her feeling towards
them.
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19. I had to create an equivalent for what I felt about what I was looking at - not copy it.
-Georgia O'Keeffe
20. Sun-bleached bones were
most wonderful against the
blue - that blue that will
always be there as it is now
after all man's destruction
is finished.
-Georgia O'Keeffe
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27. O’Keeffe used to camp out on the Santa Fe
desert in order to be close to her subject.
She also would paint from inside an old Model
Ford that she had converted into a studio.
28. "I've been absolutely
terrified every moment of my
life and I've never let it keep
me from doing a single thing
I wanted to do.“
-Georgia O’Keeffe
29. This slide show is
presented by
bruceblackart.com for
educational purposes
only.