18 Questions
EMOTIONS suggest _______
sadness
ART APPRECIATION is a response to communication and _______
reaction
The beauty of artworks is a value that _______
delights
Leonardo painted _______
The Mona Lisa
Picasso's style is _______
Cubism
Malevich's style is _______
Suprematism
Matisse, Portrait of Mrs. Matisse: This is not a blue woman! This is a blue ______!
painting
Van Gogh, Chair with a Pipe: This is not Timothee Chalamet. This is a ______!
picture
Picasso, Marie Therese Walter 1937: This is not a ______!
chair
Burnt-Jones Pygmalion 1878: A moment of complete happiness never occurs in the creation of a work of ______.
art
Lucian Freud, from Gombrich (1960), Art and Illusion, p. 80: Until then he has almost dared to hope that the painting might spring into ______.
life
Rene Magritte The Treachery of Images: THIS IS NOT A ______
PIPE
Dr. Allan C. Orate discussed the Three Human Faculties: MIND, ____, SENSES
WILL
One of the LEVELS OF THE SENSES in art analysis is 1. PERCEPTUAL ELEMENTS: Sense-Data like Lines, Color, ____, etc.
Shapes
The painting 'Composition with Red, Yellow and Blue, 1924' by Dr. Allan C. Orate features which visual element? COLORS: Red, Yellow, Blue, White, ____
Black
In 'Amorsolo Winnowing Rice, 1957', the visual elements include COLOR, SHAPES, LINES, and REPRESENTATIONS such as PEOPLE: Woman Farmers, ANIMALS: Chicken Carabao, THINGS: Trees Nipa Hut Sky Clouds Mountain, EVENTS: Winnowing Planting ____
Cooking
According to Dr. Allan C. Orate, what is the LEVEL OF THE MIND in art analysis that involves INTELLECTUAL MEANING like Ideas, Concepts, ____?
Symbolism
The painting 'The Vanities of Human Life 1645' by Stynweck features visual elements like COLORS and REPRESENTATIONS of THINGS, ______ What is the missing word?
etc.
Study Notes
Human Faculties and Art Appreciation
- Three human faculties: Mind (Reason, Thinking), Will (Emotion, Feeling), and Senses (Perception)
- Senses: Eyes (Seeing), Ears (Hearing), Nose (Smelling), Tongue (Tasting), Skin (Touching), and Imagination
- Analysis of art based on the three human faculties:
- Level of the Senses: Perceptual elements (lines, color, shapes)
- Level of the Will: Emotional suggestions (happy, sad, afraid)
- Level of the Mind: Intellectual meaning (ideas, concepts, symbolism)
Art Examples and Analysis
- Mondrian, Composition with Red, Yellow and Blue (1924)
- Visual elements: Colors (red, yellow, blue, white, black), Shapes (rectangles, squares), Lines (straight, horizontal, vertical)
- Amorsolo, Winnowing Rice (1957)
- Visual elements: Colors, Shapes, Lines
- Representations: People (woman farmers), Animals (chicken, carabao), Things (trees, nipa hut, sky, clouds, mountain), Events (winnowing, planting, cooking)
- Stynweck, The Vanities of Human Life (1645)
- Visual elements: Colors, etc.
- Representations: Things, etc.
- Emotional suggestions: Sadness
- Intellectual meanings: Concepts, ideas, symbolism (light, optimism, hope, God, wealth, death, beauty, power, celebration, knowledge, pessimism)
The Process of Art Appreciation
- Art appreciation involves a person as a spectator/viewer, a work of art as an object, and a response to the communication and reaction to the artwork's beauty
- Types of art appreciated: Painting, Sculpture, Music
Art and the Perception of Reality
- Art is a talent, skill, passion, emotion, idea, truth, reality, goodness, beauty, form, expression, representation, and power
- Art can be representational (looks real) or abstract (non-representational)
- Examples of art styles:
- Renaissance Art (Leonardo, Mona Lisa, 1501)
- Cubism (Picasso, The Weeping Woman, 1924)
- De Stijl or Neoplasticism (Mondrian, Composition with Red, Yellow and Blue, 1924)
- Suprematism (Malevich, White on White, 1917)
- Art can be seen as a representation of reality or as a form composed of shapes, colors, etc.
- Quotes from Lucian Freud and Rene Magritte on the nature of art and reality
Test your knowledge on art appreciation and the human faculties with this quiz. Explore the relationship between art and human essence, including the role of the mind, reason, emotions, senses, and imagination. Dive into the analysis of art based on the three human faculties.
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