Across
- 2. ,initial step begins by making a thorough inventory of everything one sees in the work of art .
- 6. ,the visible features of an area of land; its landforms.
- 7. ,represent the sea.
- 11. ,successive visions; images; and feelings experienced by a person during his/her sleep.
- 13. ,are urban landscapes
- 16. ,The concern centers on identifying the expressive qualities; or the meaning, mood, or idea communicated to the viewer.
- 17. ,one identifies the literal qualities, or realistic presentation of subject matter;and the elements of art found in the work.
- 19. ,a collection of myths; especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition.
- 20. ,art are works that does not depict anything from the real world (figures; landscapes; animals)
Down
- 1. ,imagining improbable things, which have no basis in reality.
- 3. ,the meaning of an artwork, one must refer to everything he or she learned during the description and analysis.
- 4. ,This understanding will enable one to determine if the work has an overall sense of unity.
- 5. ,is an important part of the art criticism process in order to demonstrate a genuineappreciation for art.
- 8. ,the principles of art will be used to determine how the elements of art used in the picture are organized.
- 9. ,a work of art depicting mostly inanimate subject matter; typically common place objects which may be either natural.
- 10. ,is the discussion or evaluation of visual art. Art critics usually criticize art in the context of aesthetics or the theory of beauty.
- 12. ,is a painting; photograph; sculpture; or other artistic representation of a person
- 14. ,it is a focused view or interpretation of specific natural elements
- 15. ,are artworks that depict real situations.
- 18. ,is always connected to something visual from the real world