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Discovering Art - The Scott Art Gallery
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The children are introduced to art using the basic concepts of line, shape, color, and texture. There is a fun hands-on activity, using colored pipe cleaners at the end of the lesson that re-inforces all four attributes. The Scott Gallery of American Art provides our students with historic and beatifully rendered examples of paintings to exemplify these four pillars of art criticism. For more information about the Scott Art Gallery at the Huntington Art Collection, visit their website. On this website, you will have the opportunity to view the pcitures we discussed on our field trip. To view the pictures of our field trip, visit our Photo Gallery page.
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The Scott Art Gallery at the Huntington Library and Gardens
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| Vocabulary Words |
| Term |
- Background
- Canvas
- Composition
- Cool Colors
- Diagonal lines
- Foreground
- Horizon
- Hue or tint
- Intensity
- Landscape
- Masterpiece
12. Middleground
13. Oilpaint
14. Original
15. Painting
16. Portrait
17. Sculpture
18. Texture
19. Value or tone
20. Vertical Lines
21. Warm colors
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| Definition |
- The most distant part of a scene
- A piece of cloth prepared as a surface to receive oil paint
- An artistic creation or organization
- Colors that contain more blue tones
- Lines that are at an angle
- The nearest part of a scene
- The line where earth and sky meet
- Common name of the color, such as red, green, blue
- The degree of saturation of color
- A view of a section of country
- Major work of any great artist
- At the area between the foreground and the most distant part of a scene
- A pint made by mixing ground (powered) color pigment into oil
- A prototype or initial work from which a copy or reproduction is made
- A picture created with paint
- A painting or sculpture depicitng a particular person
- A three-dimensional work of art, for example, a statue
- The touchable quality of the surface of an art object
- Relative lightness or darkness of color
- Lines that are staight up and down
- Colors that contain more red tones
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