Non-Representational vs Abstract Art

Abstract art is always non-representational.

Non-representational art is easier to understand than representational art.

Vincent van Gogh's 'Die Ebene von Auvers' is a example of non-representational art.

Representational art only depicts historical figures.

Non-representational art is a type of abstract art.

Greek and Roman Mythology is a source of subject matter in art.

In art appreciation, subject refers to the meaning communicated by the artist or the artwork.

Representational art always depicts abstract objects or events.

In art, form refers to the meaning communicated by the artist or the artwork.

Non-representational art makes reference to the real world.

Figurative art is also known as representational art.

In art appreciation, clues that mediate between the artwork and the viewer are crucial.

Vincent Van Gogh's statement 'if I felt no love for nature and my work, then I would be unhappy' implies that his happiness is directly related to his work and nature.

The conventional meaning of an artwork is determined solely by the artist's intention.

The factual meaning of Michelangelo's 'Creation of Adam' is that man was created in the image and likeness of God.

Subjective meaning in art is determined by the artist's personal experiences and emotions.

Abstract art can be understood through factual meaning alone.

Art appreciation techniques are only applicable to representational art.