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This document outlines 5 ways to analyze art: sensory (elements), formal (principles), technical (media and execution), expressive (emotion/mood), and as a reflection of society. It focuses on the technical aspect, explaining that technical analysis considers the media (materials) used and the execution (skill of the artist), providing examples of realistic and stylized execution styles. It also briefly discusses expressive analysis of emotion and art reflecting the culture and time period of its creation.

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This document outlines 5 ways to analyze art: sensory (elements), formal (principles), technical (media and execution), expressive (emotion/mood), and as a reflection of society. It focuses on the technical aspect, explaining that technical analysis considers the media (materials) used and the execution (skill of the artist), providing examples of realistic and stylized execution styles. It also briefly discusses expressive analysis of emotion and art reflecting the culture and time period of its creation.

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5WaysWeLookatArt

5WaysWeLookatART:
Sensory:ElementsofArt
Formal:PrinciplesofArt
Technical:MediaandExecutionofArt
Expressive:Emotion/MoodoftheArt
ReflectionofSociety

Technical
Technicalreferstotwomajorparts,
MediaandExecution:
Media:Whatmaterialistheartist
usingtocreatethisworkofart?
Drawing,painting,wood,silkscreen,
intaglio,clay,etc.

TwoDimensionalMedia

Fresco

Oil

Pastel
Printmaking

Watercolor

Technical
Execution:
Executionreferstohowskillfullytheartist
rendershisworkofart.Somepainters,such
asHansHolbeinorJanVanEyckpaid
excellentattentiontodetail,andthisartwork
isverywellexecuted.

Otherartists,dontrendertheirartworkas
realistically,butitbetterfitstheirstyleand
theirpurposeforexecutingthework.

Execution:Realistic
HansHolbein

JanVanEyck

Execution:Stylized
JacobLawrence

HenriRousseau

Expressive
Expressionisanimportantpartofart.Some
artisdesignedtobemoreemotional,while
otherartisdesignedtobemoreintellectual.
Creatingamoodoranemotionisoneofthe
primarypurposesofart.Everyonesreaction
willbedifferentbecauseeveryoneisdrawing
fromtheirowndifferentbackgrounds.

Emotion

FranciscoGoya,TheThirdofMay,1808

ReflectionofSociety

Artreflectslife.Therefore,bystudying
artofdifferentculturesandtimes,we
canunderstandalotabouttheirwayof
life.Artcanreflectphilosophy,religion,
orsimpledailylife.

Egypt:BookoftheDead

PieterBruegel:PeasantPainter

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