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ARTIST INFORMATION Name ________________________
Class __________________
Date __________ Name of Artist
___________________________ 1. List date and place of birth.
2. In what country or countries did this artist work?
3. Was the work of this artist accepted by the people of the
time? 4. What style and time period is the artist’s work from and
what historical events were happening at the time?
5. What art media and techniques, such as painting, sculpture,
and weavings, did this art use? 6. What were this artist’s most famous works and where are
they today? 7. Did this artist create portraits, landscapes, or abstracts?
What seems to be the favored subject matter of this artist? 8. How do you feel when you look at the work by this artist?
9. How did this artist learn art techniques? Be
specific about art schools attended, whether taught by a master, self-taught, and so on. 10. Date of death or current age.
11. Make a sketch of 2 of the artist’s works.
Include the title, date, location and media of the artwork.
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Class __________________
Date __________ Name of Artist ___________________ Title of Work _____________________
Location _______________________________ Medium _________________________
Date of Work ___________________________ DESCRIBE – Record the facts only:
The size of the work, the medium, and the process used; the subject,
objects, and details; the elements of art used in the work and the
placement of shapes and other objects. ANALYZE – Analyze your facts by
focusing on the composition or the way the art principles are used to
organize the art elements. What
type of composition has the artist used and where is the focal point? INTERPRET – Ask yourself: What
single large idea or concept seems to sum up or unify all separate traits
of the work? What is the
overall mood of the work and why? Use
your feelings and impressions to help you with the interpretation. JUDGE – Use at least one of the
properties of artworks – subject, composition, content- to judge this
work. Explain why you like or
dislike the piece. (Subject view – A successful work of art is one with
a lifelike subject) (Composition view – In this view, what is most
important in an art work is its composition – Have the art elements and
principles been used to create a design that is pleasing? How have light
and dark values been used?) (Content view – In this view, what counts
most is the content, or the mood or feeling, an art work communicates.) Make
a sketch of the artwork you chose to critique.
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