ART
◦ Art is a human activity or a
THE
DEFINITION
OF ART
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Art, as well as work,
production, existence,
religion, sex, science,
philosophy, belongs to
culture. It is not only
inseparable in the formal
sense from everything that
makes up culture, but it is
also the essential part of it.
Art is given by culture.
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In the 19th century, art was
primarily focused on "Truth"
and "Beauty". At the
beginning of the 20th
century, there was a serious
shift in the understanding of
art with the beginning of
modernism, and then in the
second half of the 20th
century with hints of
product of human activity
that aims to stimulate the
human senses as well as
the human mind and spirit;
therefore, art is an activity,
object or set of activities
and objects created with
the intention of conveying
emotions and / or ideas.
◦ Defining the boundaries of
art is a subjective act, and
the need for art is usually
called human creativity.
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THE HISTORY OF ART
The end of
The Art of the
modern
art The
beginning
and
Beginning of the
the
emergence
emergence
of
Modern
art
after
Modern World of new forms
Renaissance and modern art in the the Second
in art
late
19th
century
World
War
Humanism in Europe
Magic and ritual The art of the The beginnings
first
- the art of
of medieval art
prehistoric man civilizations in
in Europe
the east
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The art of
Egyptian
civilization
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The art of the
The art of world
The art of
baroque and industrial revolution globalization
in Europe and the
and
romanticism
first avant-garde
technological
revolution
Development of
Art of
medieval
art in the
Antiquity Greece and Christian and Islamic
world
Rome
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ART FORMS
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Art form is a specific form of artistic expression. This
expression is more specific than the term art, but
less specific than the term genre. Some examples
of art forms are:
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Painting, Drawing, Printing,
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Sculpture, Ceramics, Graphic design,
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Digital art, Music, Poetry,
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Game Design, Architecture, Film, Theater,
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Photography, Cartoon, Origami,
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Mosaic, Graffiti, Mail Art, etc.
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THE MOST
KNOWN
PAINTERS
Vincent Willem van
Gogh
was a Dutch PostImpressionist painter
who posthumously
became one of the
most famous and
influential figures in
Western art history.
Leonardo di ser Piero da
Vinci
was an Italian polymath of
the High Renaissance who
was active as a painter,
draughtsman, engineer,
scientist, theorist, sculptor,
and architect.
Johannes Vermeer
Rembrandt Harmenszoon
was a Dutch Baroque
van Rijn
Period painter who
usually simply known as
specialized in
Rembrandt, was a Dutch
domestic interior
Golden Age painter,
scenes of middle-class
printmaker and draughtsman. life.
Pablo Ruiz Picasso
was a Spanish painter,
sculptor, printmaker,
ceramicist and theatre
designer who spent
most of his adult life in
France.
Oscar-Claude Monet
was a French painter and
founder of impressionist
painting who is seen as a
key precursor to
modernism, especially in
his attempts to paint
nature as he perceived it. 5
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THE MOST
KNOWN
SCULPTORS
Michelangelo di
Lodovico Buonarroti
Simoni
known simply as
Michelangelo was an
Italian sculptor, painter,
architect and poet of
the High Renaissance.
Louise Josephine
Bourgeois
was a French-American
artist. Although she is best
known for her large-scale
sculpture and installation
art, Bourgeois was also a
prolific painter and
printmaker.
François Auguste
René Rodin
was a French sculptor,
generally considered
the founder of modern
sculpture. He was
schooled traditionally
and took a craftsmanlike approach to his
work.
Alberto Giacometti
was a Swiss sculptor, painter, draftsman and
printmaker. Beginning in 1922, he lived and
worked mainly in Paris but regularly visited
his hometown Borgonovo to see his family
and work on his art.
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THE MOST
KNOWN
COMPOSERS
Wolfgang Amadeus
Mozart
was a prolific and
influential composer of
the Classical period.
Despite his short life, his
rapid pace of
composition resulted in
more than 800 works of
virtually every genre of
his time.
Johann Sebastian Bach
was a German composer
and musician of the late
Baroque period
Antonio Lucio Vivaldi
was an Italian Baroque
composer, virtuoso
violinist, teacher,
impresario, and Roman
Catholic priest.
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“The purpose of art is washing
the dust of daily life off our
souls.”
-PABLO PICCASO-
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“Where the spirit does not work
with the hand, there is no art.”
-Leonardo di ser Piero da
Vinci-
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