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ART APPRECIATION

ART APPRECIATION
66問 • 2年前
  • merelyn lenijan
    • 通報

    問題一覧

  • 1

    human skills, not nature

    ART

  • 2

    discussing about people

    HUMANITIES

  • 3

    about Earth

    SCIENCE

  • 4

    method use in science

    SCIENTIFIC METHOD

  • 5

    method use in Humanities

    REFLECTIVE METHOD

  • 6

    who am i

    I am human being

  • 7

    "one must thy self"

    SOCRATES

  • 8

    "withdraw yourself"

    ST. AUGUSTINE

  • 9

    become a wise man

    HUMANITIES

  • 10

    becomes learned man

    SCIENCE

  • 11

    Gods

    DIVINITAS

  • 12

    people in cultures

    HUMANITAS

  • 13

    savage in nature

    BARBARITAS

  • 14

    human events happening in the world

    HISTORY

  • 15

    written and oral

    LANGUAGE

  • 16

    concerning reality

    PHILOSOPHY

  • 17

    admiration of human made

    ART

  • 18

    object re made

    HUMAN CREATIVITY

  • 19

    Latin word of art

    ARS

  • 20

    what called the person in Liberal Art

    ARTIST

  • 21

    what did you called a object in liberal art

    ART/MAJOR ART

  • 22

    what is the main meaning of art in liberal

    FORM OF BEAUTY

  • 23

    what did person called in SERVILLE ART

    ARTISAN

  • 24

    what did you called the object in serville art

    CRAFT/MINOR ART

  • 25

    what is the main meaning of art in serville art

    FUNTIONALITY AND USEFULNESS

  • 26

    cultural, personhood

    PAGKATAO

  • 27

    personality

    KATAUHAN

  • 28

    process of becoming human being

    PAGPAPAKATAO

  • 29

    study of art and beauty

    AESTHETIC

  • 30

    this is how we see art

    RELATIVE BEAUTY

  • 31

    see as natural beauty

    ABSOLUTE BEAUTY

  • 32

    true or false

    LOGICAL

  • 33

    good or bad

    ETHICAL

  • 34

    beautiful and ugly

    AESTHETIC

  • 35

    open the door t another perspective

    THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ART

  • 36

    the study of the nature of art

    PHILOSOPHY OF ART

  • 37

    two people can be looking at the same object but have different idea of it.

    LEVEL OF THE MIND

  • 38

    ability to focus only on an idea and exclude everything else

    LEVEL OF THE WILL

  • 39

    exploring art through the five senses

    LEVEL OF THE SENSES

  • 40

    how we see the world

    PERCEPTION

  • 41

    it is truth

    REALITY

  • 42

    it is actual state of things

    REALITY

  • 43

    opposite of all things imaginary

    REALITY

  • 44

    opposite of all things non-existent

    REALITY

  • 45

    imitiate reality

    IMITATION THEORY

  • 46

    Idea+ matter and art

    IMITIONISM

  • 47

    a fear or dislike leaving a empty spaces

    HORROR VACUI

  • 48

    small is beautiful

    JAPAN

  • 49

    big is beautiful

    GREEK

  • 50

    clearly recognizable

    REPRESENTATIONAL

  • 51

    personal expression of values

    ROMANTIC REALISM

  • 52

    art contain representation

    FIGURATIVE ART

  • 53

    changing the physical

    PHYSICAL ALTERATION

  • 54

    enhancing the apperance of nature

    SELECTIVE MODIFICATION

  • 55

    showing idyllic and exotic rural

    ROMANTIC REALISM

  • 56

    master of genre

    FABIAN DELA ROSA

  • 57

    grand old man

    FERNANDO AMORSOLO

  • 58

    critical position

    FORMALISM

  • 59

    combination of perceptual elements

    FORMALISM

  • 60

    "artist need to look at nature"

    PAUL CEZANNE

  • 61

    focus on basic geometric forms such as circle, square, rectangle, lines

    SUPREMETISM

  • 62

    give illusion of movement

    OP ART

  • 63

    formal geometrical design

    ARABESQUE

  • 64

    image of reality is distorted

    EXPRESSIONISM

  • 65

    based on functional account

    AESTHETIC HEDONISM

  • 66

    "beauty- pleasure" "ugly-pain"

    ARISTIPPUS EPICURUS

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    human skills, not nature

    ART

  • 2

    discussing about people

    HUMANITIES

  • 3

    about Earth

    SCIENCE

  • 4

    method use in science

    SCIENTIFIC METHOD

  • 5

    method use in Humanities

    REFLECTIVE METHOD

  • 6

    who am i

    I am human being

  • 7

    "one must thy self"

    SOCRATES

  • 8

    "withdraw yourself"

    ST. AUGUSTINE

  • 9

    become a wise man

    HUMANITIES

  • 10

    becomes learned man

    SCIENCE

  • 11

    Gods

    DIVINITAS

  • 12

    people in cultures

    HUMANITAS

  • 13

    savage in nature

    BARBARITAS

  • 14

    human events happening in the world

    HISTORY

  • 15

    written and oral

    LANGUAGE

  • 16

    concerning reality

    PHILOSOPHY

  • 17

    admiration of human made

    ART

  • 18

    object re made

    HUMAN CREATIVITY

  • 19

    Latin word of art

    ARS

  • 20

    what called the person in Liberal Art

    ARTIST

  • 21

    what did you called a object in liberal art

    ART/MAJOR ART

  • 22

    what is the main meaning of art in liberal

    FORM OF BEAUTY

  • 23

    what did person called in SERVILLE ART

    ARTISAN

  • 24

    what did you called the object in serville art

    CRAFT/MINOR ART

  • 25

    what is the main meaning of art in serville art

    FUNTIONALITY AND USEFULNESS

  • 26

    cultural, personhood

    PAGKATAO

  • 27

    personality

    KATAUHAN

  • 28

    process of becoming human being

    PAGPAPAKATAO

  • 29

    study of art and beauty

    AESTHETIC

  • 30

    this is how we see art

    RELATIVE BEAUTY

  • 31

    see as natural beauty

    ABSOLUTE BEAUTY

  • 32

    true or false

    LOGICAL

  • 33

    good or bad

    ETHICAL

  • 34

    beautiful and ugly

    AESTHETIC

  • 35

    open the door t another perspective

    THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ART

  • 36

    the study of the nature of art

    PHILOSOPHY OF ART

  • 37

    two people can be looking at the same object but have different idea of it.

    LEVEL OF THE MIND

  • 38

    ability to focus only on an idea and exclude everything else

    LEVEL OF THE WILL

  • 39

    exploring art through the five senses

    LEVEL OF THE SENSES

  • 40

    how we see the world

    PERCEPTION

  • 41

    it is truth

    REALITY

  • 42

    it is actual state of things

    REALITY

  • 43

    opposite of all things imaginary

    REALITY

  • 44

    opposite of all things non-existent

    REALITY

  • 45

    imitiate reality

    IMITATION THEORY

  • 46

    Idea+ matter and art

    IMITIONISM

  • 47

    a fear or dislike leaving a empty spaces

    HORROR VACUI

  • 48

    small is beautiful

    JAPAN

  • 49

    big is beautiful

    GREEK

  • 50

    clearly recognizable

    REPRESENTATIONAL

  • 51

    personal expression of values

    ROMANTIC REALISM

  • 52

    art contain representation

    FIGURATIVE ART

  • 53

    changing the physical

    PHYSICAL ALTERATION

  • 54

    enhancing the apperance of nature

    SELECTIVE MODIFICATION

  • 55

    showing idyllic and exotic rural

    ROMANTIC REALISM

  • 56

    master of genre

    FABIAN DELA ROSA

  • 57

    grand old man

    FERNANDO AMORSOLO

  • 58

    critical position

    FORMALISM

  • 59

    combination of perceptual elements

    FORMALISM

  • 60

    "artist need to look at nature"

    PAUL CEZANNE

  • 61

    focus on basic geometric forms such as circle, square, rectangle, lines

    SUPREMETISM

  • 62

    give illusion of movement

    OP ART

  • 63

    formal geometrical design

    ARABESQUE

  • 64

    image of reality is distorted

    EXPRESSIONISM

  • 65

    based on functional account

    AESTHETIC HEDONISM

  • 66

    "beauty- pleasure" "ugly-pain"

    ARISTIPPUS EPICURUS