HUMANITIES/

ART APPRECIATION
NAT REVIEW Prepared by:
Ms. Angelie Lozada
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 HUMANITIES  ARTS PAINTING
 Etymology Mediums
 Etymology  Definition Techniques
Filipino painters
 Definition  Functions Famous painters
 Elements
 Subject >DRILLS
 10 ITEMS
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SCULPTURE MUSIC  PHOTOGRAPHY CINEMA
 Etymology  Etymology  Etymology  Etymology
 Definition  Definition  Definition  Definition
 Elements  Properties  Modes of  Elements
 Materials  Elements production  Kinds
 Technique  Mediums  Steps
 Kinds  Examples

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 Methods of
Presenting the
Art Subjects
 Architecture
HUMANITIES
• Latin word: “humanus” -
refined, culture and human
• expressions/record of man’s
experiences, feelings and Being a person
Norms,
thoughts
being civilize, Adaptation to
and socialize environment
ART
• Latin word: “ars/artis” - to do or
man made
• Medium of expression
• It is like love, is not easy to
define.
FUNCTIONS OF
ART
FUNCTIONS:

What function?
• It expresses the
unspeakable.
FUNCTIONS:

What function?
• It stimulates the
senses.
FUNCTIONS:

What function?
• It immortalizes
FUNCTIONS:

What function?
• It stimulates the
intellect and fires
the emotions.
FUNCTIONS:

What function?
• It reflects social
and cultural
contexts.
FUNCTIONS:

What function?
• It meets the needs
of an artist.
FUNCTIONS:

What function?
• It elevates the
commonplace.
FUNCTIONS:

It stimulates the It stimulates the

senses. intellect and fires the
It expresses the emotions.
unspeakable. It meets the needs of
It immortalizes. the artist.
It reflects social and It elevates the
cultural contexts. commonplace.
ELEMENTS OF
ART
ELEMENTS:

COLOR
-an element of art made up of three properties:
hue, value, and intensity.
Hue – name of color
Value - lightness and darkness
Intensity – quality of brightness and purity
ELEMENTS:

Blac - Death, despair, gloom, sorrow,

Blu
k - Infinity, Freedom, Calmness,
Brown
e Humilit
Gree
- - Nature,
y Freshness, Prosperity, Hope, Money
Orange
n Sweetness, Cheerfulness,
Pin
- - Feminity, love,
Re
k - Bravery, Energy, Passion, War, Warm
Violet
d - Royalty, Dull
Whit - Purity, Clarity, Simplicity, Virginity, Peace
Yellow
e - Joyful, Life, Vibrant, Sunshine, Happiness
ELEMENTS:

LINE
-an element of art defined by a point
moving in space. Line may be two –
three-dimensional, descriptive,
implied, or abstract.
ELEMENTS:

FORM
-an element of art that is three-
dimensional and encloses volume;
includes height, width and depth.
ELEMENTS:

SHAPE
-an element of art that is two-
dimensional, flat, or limited to height
and width.
ELEMENTS:

SPACE
-an element of art by which positive
and negative areas are defined or a
sense of depth achieved in a work of
art.
ELEMENTS:

TEXTURE
-an element of art that refers to the
way things feel, or look as if they
might feel if touched.
ELEMENTS:

VALUE
-the lightness and darkness of tones
or colors. White is the lightest value;
black is the darkest.
SUBJECT:

1. Nature 8. Churches
2. Woman 9. Child
3. Emotion 10. Fruits
4. Places 11. Toys
5. Animals 12. Landscapes
6. Events 13. Seascapes
7. Saints 14. Religion
 PAINTING

>MEDIUM
Acrylic Paint
made from polymerized acrylic
acid esters.
first used in the late 1940’s
Dry quickly and has glossy finishes
White Center (Yellow, Pink
and Lavender on Rose)
(1950)
By Mark Rothko, the
Russian-born American
artist and pioneer of Colour
Field Painting. In 2007 this
acrylic masterpiece sold for
$72.8 million (2007) at
Sotheby's, NY.
Water Lily (2009) by
Karen Margulis.
A beautiful example
of contemporary
acrylic painting.
Encaustic
Process of painting with molten
wax resin and pigments that are
fused after application into a
continuous layer and fixed to a
support with heat.
Fresco Painting
method of
painting in a
plaster
The Creation of Adam by Micahelangelo
 ͞
Gouache (ɡwäSH,ɡooˈäSH)
Heavy and opaque water color
paint
Magna Paint
Dry rapidly
leaving a mat
finish
Oil Paint
Slow drying paint
Matte, semi-gloss, or glossy finish.
Pastel
Pure powder pigment and a
binder
Tempera
Emulsion of
oil and water
Watercolor
Uses water as
a solvent
Cityscape III | Painting by artist Narayan
Shelke | watercolor | Paper
TEST I: MULTIPLE CHOICE

CHOOSE THE LETTER OF THE

CORRECT ANSWER.
CAPITALIZE YOUR ANSWER.
1. Which of the following elements of art
is three- dimensional and encloses
volume; includes height, width and depth
?
a. color
b. form
c. line
d. shape
2. Which of the following is the record of
man’s experiences?

a. Arts
b. Humanities
c. Literature
d. Science
3. Which of the following is a method of
painting in a plaster? The Creation of
Adam by Michaelangelo is an example of
it.
a. acrylic
b. fresco
c. magna
d. oil
4. What is the latin word of art?

a. artas
b. artes
c. artis
d. artos
5. What is the latin word of humanities?

a. hamanus
b. hamunis
c. humanis
d. humanus
6. What is the meaning of the latin word
of humanities?

a. culture, human, values

b. human, norms, values
c. refined, culture, human
d. none of the above
7-8. Give at least 2 functions of art.
9-10. Give at least 2 medium of painting