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The importance of ______ is a key topic in the introduction to Art and Humanities.
art
Understanding the ______ of art helps to appreciate its value.
assumptions
One of the functions of ______ is to convey emotions and messages.
arts
The ______ and content of a piece of art influence its interpretation.
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An ______ is typically a creator of original works, whereas an artisan focuses on craftsmanship.
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The elements and ______ of arts are essential for creating visually appealing works.
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The ______ views of art can differ based on cultural and historical context.
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Understanding the historical ______ of Philippine arts enriches appreciation of the culture.
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The famous Greek sculpture, the ______, was created by Alexandros of Antioch in 101 BC.
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The ______ is a monumental arch built to honor the victory of Constantine I.
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The Greek temple known as the ______ was built in 432 BC in Athens.
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The ______ is a famous Roman structure that hosted various sporting events.
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Laocoon and his Sons is a significant sculpture from the ______ period.
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Prepared by: Ramonito N.Abesar, LPT, ______
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Adapted by: Mark A.Labrador, LPT, ______
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Reviewed and Approved by: Subject Area Coordinator: ______
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Dean, CAS: ______, LPT, Ph.D.
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GAD Director: ______, LPT, Ph.D.
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CIMD, Chairperson: ______, LPT, Ph.D.
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QA Director: ______, LPT, Ed.D.
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VP- Academic Affairs: ______, Ph.D.
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Art history is the academic study of the works of art in their historical development and ______ context.
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Constant change is a familiar theme in the history of ______.
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The first visible form of art began in the oldest period in human history, which includes ______ paintings.
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Art history spans the entire history of ______.
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Artists in the past had been using different ______ in various forms.
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Define and translate principles of ______ in artwork.
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Explain moral and ethical standard in social and value the cultural ______ and experiences for lifelong art expression.
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Express responsible personal and social behavior through participation in different art ______.
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Gothic architecture is characterized by the use of ______ buttresses.
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The practice of designing and recording coats of arms is known as ______.
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______ manuscripts are religious texts embellished with rich colors and often include gold and silver.
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The art form that creates images using small pieces of colored glass or stone is called ______.
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______ glass refers to small pieces of glass arranged to form patterns or pictures.
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A type of textile art traditionally woven on a vertical loom is known as ______.
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Fresco paintings are made directly onto a wall or ceiling while the plaster is still ______.
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Panel painting typically uses a support made of a single or several pieces of ______ joined together.
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Study Notes
Introduction to Art and Humanities
- Art history examines the development of artistic works within their historical and stylistic contexts.
- Styles evolve over time, with artists introducing new materials, techniques, subjects, and artistic purposes.
- Constant change is a hallmark of art history, with new styles and genres emerging within individual artworks.
- Art history extends beyond simply a chronological collection of art objects; it is intrinsically connected to recorded human history.
- Art history encompasses the entirety of human existence, dating back to the earliest forms of human habitation.
Art History
- The earliest identifiable form of art emerged in the prehistoric period, characterized by cave paintings and small portable figurines crafted from bone, clay, or stone.
- Artistic methods and styles have continuously evolved throughout history, reflecting the changing nature of human expression.
- Past artists employed diverse techniques and materials, pushing the boundaries of artistic possibilities and expanding our understanding of art.
Historical Views of Art
- Prehistoric Period: Cave paintings and portable figurines represent the earliest forms of art.
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Ancient Greece:
- Notable works include the "Venus de Milo" (Alexandros of Antioch), "Doryphoros" (Polykleitos), "Laocoon and his Sons," the "Parthenon," the "Acropolis," and the "Zeus at Olympia" (Phidias).
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Ancient Rome:
- Key examples include the "Arch of Titus," the "Arch of Constantine," St.Peter's Basilica/Basilica di San Pietro in Vaticano, the "Pantheon Rome," the "Colosseum," and the "Villa of Julia Felix."
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Gothic Architecture: Distinguished by
- Stone structures, large expanses of glass, clustered columns, sharply pointed spires, intricate sculptures, ribbed vaults, and flying buttresses.
Medieval Art
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Ceramic Art:
- Pottery, including cooking pots, jars, jugs, and pitchers, were shaped rather than wheel-turned.
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Heraldry:
- The practice of designing and recording coats of arms and badges.
- Primarily used to distinguish knights in tournaments and battlefields.
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Illuminated Manuscripts:
- Religious texts adorned with rich colors, often incorporating gold and silver.
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Ivory Carving: (8th to 12th Century)
- Utilized elephant tusks, prized for their lustrous, pearly surface.
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Mosaic:
- Images created with small pieces of colored materials like glass or stone.
- Frequently employed in Christian churches and cathedrals for wall and ceiling decoration.
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Sculpture:
- Gothic sculpture originated from Romanesque art, characterized by stiff, elongated statues.
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Stained Glass:
- Small glass pieces fashioned into patterns or pictures, held together by lead strips and supported by a frame.
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Tapestry:
- Woven textile art created on a vertical loom, featuring richly colored designs or scenes.
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Fresco Wall Paintings:
- Paintings directly applied to wet plaster, becoming an integral part of the wall.
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Panel Painting:
- Paintings on panels crafted from wood, a prevalent support until canvas gained popularity in the 16th century.
Renaissance Art
- Meaning "rebirth" or "revival," a period characterized by significant advancements in art, music, literature, philosophy, science, technology, architecture, religion, and spirituality.
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This quiz explores the evolution of art throughout human history, focusing on its styles, techniques, and historical contexts. Delve into the prehistoric era and understand the significance of early artistic expressions. Gain insights into how art has continually transformed and reflects human experiences.
