2. UNIT INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES
1. Define what is context and perspective.
2.Determine the three basic types of perspective
and how they impact interpretations of an
artwork.
At the end of this unit, you should be
able to:
3. CONTEXT AND PERSPECTIVE
-are both important factors in
shaping our understanding and
interpretation of any given
situation, event, or piece of
information.
4. Is seeing also understanding?
The physiological processes that
come together to form our vision,
or sight capabilities, are a
component of the larger complex
process of how we ‘see’ or
comprehend the world.
6. Perspective refers to the
point of view or position
from which a work of art is
viewed. It is influenced by
our own experiences, beliefs,
values, and biases, as well as
the information and
context available to us.
"LES DEMOISELLES D'AVIGNON"
BY: PICASSO'S PAINTING
8. 1. CULTURAL
PERSPECTIVE
"THE GREAT WAVE OFF
KANAGAWA"
BY: KATSUSHIKA HOKUSAI
In art refers to the way that art is
influenced by and reflects the culture
in which it was created. It includes
the cultural values, beliefs, traditions,
and customs that shape the artist's
worldview and artistic expression.
9. 2.Historical Perspective
In art refers to the study of art in its
historical context. It involves
examining artworks within the
social, political, economic, and
cultural context of the time and
place in which they were created.
"LIBERTY LEADING THE
PEOPLE"
BY: EUGENE DELACROIX
10. 3.PERSONAL
PERSPECTIVE
In art refers to the unique viewpoint,
experiences, and style of the artist that
shape their artistic expression. It
includes the artist's individual ideas,
emotions, beliefs, and experiences that
inform their creative decisions and
influence the meaning and
interpretation of their artwork.
"THE TWO
FRIDAS"
