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The Art of Seeing Paul J. Zelanski

The Art of Seeing By Paul J. Zelanski

The Art of Seeing by Paul J. Zelanski


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The Art of Seeing by Paul J. Zelanski

For one semester courses in Art Appreciation or Introduction to Art.

The Art of Seeing explores traditional and contemporary art and artistic media focusing on art as seen from the artist's point of view. The book introduces students to artistic techniques and introductory aesthetic principles. It provides clear, concise presentation, superb illustrations, and strong emphasis on the elements and media.

Table of Contents

Preface 9

Part 1 Learning to See 11

1 Understanding Art 12

What is Art? 13

The Creative Impulse 13

Types of Art 14

Content 33

Critical Opinion 48

Lasting Greatness in Art 55

2 Visual Elements 58

Line 59

Shape and Form 73

Space 93

Texture 113

Value and Light 119

Chiaroscuro 128

Color 134

Time

3 Organizing Principles of Design 169

Repetition 170

Variety 174

Rhythm 180

Balance 182

Compositional Unity 185

Emphasis 188

Economy 192

Proportion 194

Relationship to the Environment 196

Part 2 Two-Dimensional Media and Methods 203

4 Drawing 204

Approaches to Drawing 204

Dry Media 207

Liquid Media 213

5 Painting 217

Approaches to Painting 218

Paint Media 222

Mixed Media 248

6 Printmaking 249

Approaches to Printmaking 251

Printmaking Processes 252

Mixed Print Media 268

7 Graphic Design 271

The Graphic Designer and Visual Ideas 272

Typography 275

Illustration 278

8 Photography and Filmmaking 281

Photography 282

Film 299

Television and Video 307

9 Digital Art 312

The Computer as a Drawing Medium 313

The Computer as a Painting Medium 314

The Computer in Three-Dimensional Art 316

Video Graphics 317

Virtual Reality 319

The Computer as a Unique Art Medium 320

Interactive Art in Cyberspace; Art Websites 321

Part 3 Three-Dimensional Media and Methods 323

10 Sculpture 324

Planning Sculptures 325

Carving 327

Modeling 329

Casting 334

Assembling 338

Earthworks 342

11 Crafts 346

Clay 347

Metal 352

Wood 355

Glass 358

Fibers 363

12 Product and Clothing Design 368

Industrial Design 369

Clothing Design 374

13 Architecture 380

Architects' Unique Concerns 381

Function 383

Structure 392

14 Designed Settings 407

Interior Design 408

Environmental Design 412

Aesthetics in the Performing Arts 418

Part 4 Art in Time 425

15 Historical Styles in Western Art 426

Art Movements 427

The Beginnings of Western Art 427

Art of Ancient Cultures 438

Medieval Art 442

Renaissance Art 448

Baroque Art 462

Eighteenth- and Early Nineteenth-Century Art 466

Later Nineteenth-Century Art 470

Realism 470

Twentieth-Century Art 477

Abstract and Nonobjective Art 481

16 Understanding Art on All Levels 508

Picasso's Guernica 509

Rodin's Gates of Hell 514

Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel Ceiling 518

Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao

Notes 528

Glossary/ Pronunciation Guide 532

Artists' Pronunciation Guide 544

Credits 546

Index 548

Timeline

30,000 B. C. - A. D. 2000 430

Tables

35,000 B. C. - A. D. 500 Prehistoric to Roman 428

500-1500 Early Christian to Gothic 444

1425-1640 Early Renaissance to Southern Baroque 460

1500-1800 Northern Renaissance to Rococo 463

1750-1950 Neoclassicism to Surrealism 471

1945-2000+ Into the Twenty-First Century 496

Maps

The Prehistoric and Ancient World 429

Europe in the Early Twelfth Century 444

Renaissance Italy 460

Northern Europe in the mid-Seventeenth Century 463

Europe in the mid-Nineteenth Century 471

The World in the Late Twentieth Century 496

Additional information

CIN013158345XG
9780131583450
013158345X
The Art of Seeing by Paul J. Zelanski
Used - Good
Paperback
Pearson Education (US)
20070226
560
N/A
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