The art of seeing
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- ISBN: 9780205748341 (pbk.)
- ISBN: 0205748341 (pbk.)
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560 p. : ill. (chiefly col.) ; 28 cm. - Edition: 8th ed.
- Publisher: Upper Saddle River, NJ : Prentice Hall, c2011.
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Bibliography, etc. Note: | Includes bibliographical references (p. 532-534) and index. |
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Subject: | Visual perception Art appreciation |
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Table of Contents
The Art of Seeing
Section | Section Description | Page Number |
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Part 1 | Learning to See | p. 11 |
1 | Understanding Art | p. 12 |
What Is Art? | p. 13 | |
The Creative Impulse | p. 13 | |
Artists on Art: Joseph Raffael on Creativity | p. 15 | |
Types of Art | p. 16 | |
Two- and Three-Dimensional Art | p. 16 | |
Representational and Nonrepresentational Art | p. 17 | |
Fine and Applied Arts | p. 21 | |
Artists on Art: Georgia O'Keeffe on Abstraction | p. 22 | |
Public and Private Art | p. 26 | |
Art Issues: Censorship of Offensive Art | p. 30 | |
Content | p. 32 | |
Sociopolitical Content | p. 33 | |
Power and Propaganda | p. 35 | |
Spiritual Purposes | p. 38 | |
Inner Experiences | p. 42 | |
Beauty | p. 45 | |
Critical Opinion | p. 46 | |
Art Issues: Race and Gender Criticism | p. 50 | |
Lasting Greatness In Art | p. 53 | |
2 | Visual Elements | p. 56 |
Line | p. 57 | |
Seeing Line | p. 57 | |
The World Seen: Islamic Calligraphy | p. 60 | |
Implied Line | p. 63 | |
Descriptive Line | p. 66 | |
Expressive Qualities of Line | p. 68 | |
Directional Line | p. 69 | |
Shape and Form | p. 69 | |
Degrees of Three-Dimensionality | p. 69 | |
Characteristics of Three-Dimensional Form | p. 75 | |
Artists on Art: Henry Moore on Form and Space | p. 80 | |
Two-Dimensional Illusion of Form | p. 82 | |
Shapes | p. 84 | |
Artists on Art: Arshile Gorky on Elements Conveying Life's Intensity | p. 87 | |
Space | p. 91 | |
Three-Dimensional Art in Space | p. 91 | |
Two-Dimensional Space | p. 94 | |
Scale | p. 105 | |
Spatial Illusion | p. 108 | |
Texture | p. 110 | |
Actual Texture | p. 112 | |
Simulated Texture | p. 113 | |
Value and Light | p. 116 | |
Local and Interpretive Values | p. 117 | |
Lighting | p. 120 | |
Reflections | p. 124 | |
Artists on Art: Leonardo da Vinci on Chiaroscuro | p. 126 | |
Light as a Medium | p. 128 | |
Color | p. 132 | |
A Vocabulary of Color | p. 132 | |
Natural and Applied Color | p. 136 | |
Local, Atmospheric, and Interpretive Color | p. 139 | |
Emotional Effects of Color | p. 140 | |
Warm and Cool Colors | p. 143 | |
Advancing and Receding Colors | p. 145 | |
Color Combinations | p. 146 | |
Interaction of Color | p. 149 | |
Limited and Open Palette | p. 152 | |
Artists on Art: Josef Albers on Seeing Colors | p. 153 | |
Time | p. 156 | |
Actual Movement | p. 156 | |
Illusion of Movement | p. 159 | |
The Captured Moment | p. 159 | |
Change Through Time | p. 159 | |
Artists on Art: Auguste Rodin on the Illusion of Movement | p. 160 | |
3 | Organizing Principles of Design | p. 164 |
Repetition | p. 165 | |
Variety | p. 169 | |
Rhythm | p. 175 | |
Balance | p. 177 | |
Compositional Unity | p. 180 | |
Emphasis | p. 185 | |
Economy | p. 187 | |
Proportion | p. 189 | |
Relationship to the Environment | p. 191 | |
Artists on Art: Wassily Kandinsky on Underlying Harmony | p. 194 | |
Part 2 | Two-Dimensional Media and Methods | p. 197 |
4 | Drawing | p. 198 |
Approaches to Drawing | p. 198 | |
Dry Media | p. 201 | |
Graphite Pencil | p. 201 | |
Silverpoint | p. 202 | |
Charcoal | p. 203 | |
Chalk | p. 204 | |
Pastel | p. 207 | |
Crayon | p. 209 | |
Liquid Media | p. 210 | |
Pen and Ink | p. 210 | |
The World Seen: Chinese Landscape Paintings | p. 211 | |
Brush and Ink | p. 213 | |
5 | Painting | p. 214 |
Approaches to Painting | p. 215 | |
Paint Media | p. 218 | |
Encaustic | p. 218 | |
Fresco | p. 219 | |
Tempera | p. 223 | |
Oil | p. 224 | |
Art Issues: Cleaning and Restoring Paintings | p. 226 | |
Watercolor | p. 231 | |
Gouache | p. 232 | |
The World Seen: Tibetan Sand Paintings | p. 234 | |
Synthetics | p. 236 | |
Collage | p. 239 | |
Mosaic | p. 240 | |
Mixed Media | p. 243 | |
6 | Printmaking | p. 244 |
Approaches to Printmaking | p. 246 | |
Printmaking Processes | p. 247 | |
Relief | p. 247 | |
Artists on Art: Stephen Alcorn on the Art of the Color Linocut | p. 250 | |
Intaglio | p. 252 | |
Planographic: Lithography | p. 259 | |
Stencil | p. 262 | |
Photocopy and Fax Art | p. 262 | |
Mixed Print Media | p. 264 | |
7 | Graphic Design | p. 267 |
The Graphic Designer and Visual Ideas | p. 268 | |
Artists on Art: Peter Good on the Art of Graphic Design | p. 270 | |
Typography | p. 272 | |
Illustration | p. 274 | |
8 | Photography and | |
Filmmaking | p. 278 | |
Photography | p. 279 | |
Artists on Art: Edward Weston on Photography as a Way of Seeing | p. 289 | |
Digital Photography | p. 291 | |
Creative Use of Digital Imaging | p. 293 | |
Film | p. 295 | |
Art Issues: Mixing Art and Politics: the Films of Leni Riefenstahl | p. 302 | |
Television and Video | p. 304 | |
9 | Digital Art | p. 308 |
The Computer As A Drawing Medium | p. 309 | |
The Computer As A Painting Medium | p. 310 | |
Artists on Art: Janet Cummings Good Compares Computer to Other Media | p. 312 | |
Digital Art In Cyberspace | p. 314 | |
Computers In Three-Dimensional Art | p. 315 | |
Digital Video | p. 315 | |
Art Issues: Art Websites | p. 316 | |
Virtual Reality | p. 320 | |
The Computer As A Unique Art Medium | p. 321 | |
Interactive Digital Art | p. 322 | |
Part 3 | Three-Dimensional Media and Methods | p. 325 |
10 | Sculpture | p. 326 |
Planning Sculptures | p. 327 | |
Carving | p. 329 | |
Artists on Art: Michelangelo Buonarroti on Marble-Quarrying | p. 331 | |
The World Seen: Benin Ivory Carvings | p. 332 | |
Modeling | p. 335 | |
Casting | p. 337 | |
Artists on Art: Benvenuto Cellini on A Near-Disastrous Casting | p. 339 | |
Assembling | p. 340 | |
Earthworks | p. 342 | |
Art Issues: Preserving Ephemeral Materials | p. 344 | |
Installations, Performances, and Multimedia | p. 348 | |
11 | Craft Media | p. 350 |
Clay | p. 352 | |
The World Seen: Chinese Porcelains | p. 355 | |
Artists on Art: Paula Winokur on Working in Clay | p. 356 | |
Metal | p. 358 | |
The World Seen: Precious Metalwork from Tsarist Russia | p. 359 | |
Wood | p. 360 | |
Artists on Art: George Nakashima on A Feeling for Wood | p. 362 | |
Glass | p. 364 | |
Fibers | p. 369 | |
The World Seen: Persian Carpets | p. 371 | |
12 | Product and Clothing Design | p. 374 |
Industrial Design | p. 375 | |
Clothing Design | p. 379 | |
The World Seen: Saris of India | p. 384 | |
13 | Architecture | p. 386 |
Architects' Unique Concerns | p. 387 | |
Function | p. 389 | |
Structure | p. 394 | |
The World Seen: Moorish Arches and Domes | p. 401 | |
Socially Responsible Architecture | p. 408 | |
14 | Designed Settings | p. 410 |
Interior Design | p. 411 | |
Environmental Design | p. 414 | |
The World Seen: Japanese Stone Gardens | p. 418 | |
Aesthetics In the Performing Arts | p. 420 | |
Part 4 | Art in Time | p. 427 |
15 | Historical Styles in Western Art | p. 428 |
Art Movements | p. 429 | |
The Beginnings of Western Art | p. 429 | |
Prehistoric | p. 429 | |
Aegean | p. 435 | |
Mesopotamian | p. 435 | |
Art Issues: Looting of Art Treasures | p. 436 | |
Egyptian | p. 439 | |
Art of Ancient Cultures | p. 440 | |
Greek | p. 440 | |
Roman | p. 442 | |
Early Christian and Byzantine | p. 442 | |
Medieval Art | p. 444 | |
Early Medieval | p. 444 | |
Romanesque | p. 448 | |
Gothic | p. 448 | |
Late Gothic | p. 450 | |
Renaissance Art | p. 450 | |
Early Renaissance in Italy | p. 451 | |
Art Issues: the Camera Obscura: A Trade Secret? | p. 452 | |
High Renaissance in Italy | p. 454 | |
Northern Renaissance | p. 458 | |
Art Issues: Protecting Famous Artworks | p. 460 | |
Mannerism | p. 463 | |
Baroque Art | p. 464 | |
Southern Baroque | p. 464 | |
Northern Baroque | p. 468 | |
Rococo | p. 468 | |
Eighteenth- and Early Nineteenth Century Art | p. 468 | |
Neoclassicism | p. 469 | |
Romanticism | p. 471 | |
Later Nineteenth-Century Art | p. 472 | |
Realism | p. 472 | |
Impressionism | p. 475 | |
Post-Impressionism | p. 475 | |
Artists on Art: Paul Gauguin on Cross-Cultural Borrowings | p. 476 | |
Twentieth-Century Art | p. 479 | |
Expressionism | p. 481 | |
Fauvism | p. 481 | |
Cubism | p. 483 | |
Futurism | p. 483 | |
Abstract and Nonobjective Art | p. 483 | |
Dada | p. 484 | |
Surrealism | p. 486 | |
Traditional Realism | p. 486 | |
Abstract Expressionism | p. 486 | |
Post-Painterly Abstraction | p. 487 | |
Pop Art | p. 490 | |
Minimalism | p. 490 | |
Technological Art | p. 491 | |
Conceptual Art | p. 492 | |
Earthworks | p. 493 | |
Performance Art | p. 494 | |
Installations | p. 494 | |
New Realism | p. 496 | |
The Craft Object | p. 496 | |
Neoexpressionism | p. 499 | |
Post-modernism | p. 501 | |
Widening of the Mainstream | p. 503 | |
Artists on Art: Deborah Muirhead on Art as Ancestral Exploration | p. 504 | |
Art Issues: Art as Investment | p. 508 | |
16 | Understanding Art on All Levels | p. 512 |
Picasso's Guernica | p. 513 | |
The Temples of Angkor | p. 518 | |
Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel Ceiling | p. 522 | |
Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Museum In Bilbao | p. 528 |