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1.
THE SCOPE OF HUMANITIES By: Eric F. Pazziuagan
2.
VISUAL ARTS
3.
Visual Arts Perceive by our eyes Classification: Graphic: flat, two- dimensional surface Plastic
01 nature of art
Lilimay Manalo
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arts: three- dimesional

4.
The Graphic Arts
Any form of visual representation in which portrayals of forms and symbols are
recorded on a two-dimensional surface.
All processes and products of the of the printing industry.
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5.
1.Painting2.Drawing3.GraphicProcesses4.Commercial Art5.Mechanical Processes
6.
Painting
Process of applying pigment to a surface to secure effects involving forms and colors.
Painting mediums: oils, watercolors, tempera, others.

7.
Drawing
Medium of the visual arts

Eric Pazziuagan
Surfaces: canvas, wood, paper and plaster.
The art of representing something by lines made on a surface or the process of
Function of arts
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portraying an object, scene,

or forms of decorative or symbolic meaning through lines, shading, and
textures in one or more colors.
8.
Graphic Processes
Medium: pencil, pen and ink, crayon, brush, and charcoal.
Processes for making multi- reproduction of graphic works.
Involve the
preparation of master image

of the drawing or design on some durable material such as wood,
metal, or stone, from which printing is done.
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Processes: Raised (relief) Depressed (Intaglio)
Flat (surface, or plane)

9.
Relief Printing
Unwanted portions of design are

cut away on the master image.
is formed by the remaining surfaces.

10.
Intaglio Printing
impression.
Printed image
Examples: linoleum cuts, woodcuts, wood
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Printing from a plate on which incised lines, which carry the ink, leave a raised
Dry point: Artist draws directly on a metal plate with a sharp needle and scratches
lines, or grooves, into the metal. For each print, ink is rubbed into the grooves and the
unscratched surface is wiped clean. In printing, the ink in the grooves is
transferred to paper.
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11.
Etching: Drawing or designs on metal plates covered with wax. Needle penetrates wax to
the surface of the plate. Plate is then dipped in acid, which eats the lines into the metal. For
printing, etched (bitten) lines are filled with ink which is transferred to the paper.
Engraving:
Done on a metal plate with a cutting tool called a barin, which leaves a V-shaped trough.
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Drawings or designs on the plate are

entirely composed of lines or dots.
12.
Surface Printing
Includes all processes in which printing is done from a flat (plane) surface.
Lithography: Printing from a flat stone or metal plate by am method based on the
repulsion
between grease and water. Design is put on the surface. Surface is treated so that ink adheres
only to areas where drawing has been done. Ink is then transferred to the paper in printing.
13.
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Silkscreen: Silk is stretched over a rectangular frame and unwanted portions in the design
are blocked out. Pigment is forced through the clear areas. For multi-color prints, a separate
screen is used for each color.
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14.
Commercial Art
Designing of books, advertisements, signs, posters, and other displays to
promote sale or acceptance of product, service or idea.

15.
Mechanical Processes
Developed by commercial- mechanical process for rapid, large-
quantity reproduction of words

and pictures in one or more colors.
16.
Photography
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Chemical- mechanical process by which images are produced on sensitized
surfaces by action of light.
Reproductions may be in black or white or in full colors of the original.
Organization in the visual arts

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THE PLASTIC ARTS
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18.
The Plastic Arts Allfields of the visual arts in which materials are organized into threedimensional forms.
19.
Architecture
The art of designing and constructing buildings and other types of structures.
Materials: stone, concrete, brick, wood, steel, glass, plaster
mother of the arts- it houses, serves
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as background for, or occurs in relation to other fields of art such as painting, sculpture, interior
design, landscape architecture, and city

20.
LandscapeArchitecture
Planning outdoor areas for

human use and enjoyment, especially
gardens, parks, playgrounds, golf courses.
Chief materials: plants, shrubs, trees, folwers, vines,
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and ground cover.

21.
City Planning
Planning and arranging the physical aspects of a large or small community.
Structures and areas concerned with all phases of living and working are attractively and efficiently
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organized and related.

22.
Interior Design
beauty.
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Design and arrangement of architectural interiors for convenience and
Includes backgrounds (wall, floors, ceilings), furnishings, and accessories.
Fields:
Design of wallpaper, furniture, textiles for curtains, and upholstery
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23.
Sculpture
Design and construction of three dimensional forms representing natural objects or
imaginary (sometimes
abstract) shapes.
wire, string and other materials.
24.
Crafts
Common materials: stone, wood, clay, metal; ivory, jade,
Sculpture of figures: statues
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Designing and making of objects by hand for use or for pleasure.
Ceramics, jewelry,
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leatherwork, and weaving.

Mass- produced: industrial design.
25.
Industrial Design
Design of objects for machine production.
Examples: automobiles,
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household appliances
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26.
Dress and Costume Designs
Design of wearing apparel of all types- dresses, coats, suits,
shoes, ties, etc.

27.
Theater Design
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Design of settings for dramatic productions.
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28.
LITERATUR E
29.
Literature
Theart of combining spoken or written words and their meanings into forms which
have artistic and emotional appeal.
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30.
Drama A form of literature.
31.
Essay
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Non-fiction,expository (descriptive or explanatory) writing ranging from informal,
personal topics to closely reasoned critical treatments of important subjects.

32.
Prose Fiction
accounts.
Includes narratives (stories) created by the author, as distinguished from true
Fiction: comes from the Latin word which means to form, to invent, or to feign.
Divided into: novel, novelette, and short story forms.

33.
Poetry
Narrative (story telling) poetry includes epics, romances, and ballads.
forms: sonnet, ode, elegy and songs.

34.
Miscellaneous
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Novel or short story: describes
Literature of a highly expressive nature using special forms and choice of words and
emotional images.
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History,biography, letters, journals, diaries, and other works not formally
classified as literature
often have literary appeal and status due to high quality of the writing.
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35.
MUSIC
36.
Music
The art of arranging sound in rhythmic succession and generally in combination.
Melody results from this sequence, and harmony from combinations.
performing art
Both creative and a
Common forms: songs, march, fugue, sonata, suite, fantasy, concerto, and
symphony.
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37.
Vocal music
Composed primarily to be sung.
Voice
or voices are generally accompanied by
one or more instruments.

38.
Instrumental music
Written for instruments

of four general types: Keyboard (piano, organ,
etc.) Stringed ( violin, cello, guitar, etc.) Wind (flute, clarinet, etc.) Brass winds (trumpet, saxophone, etc.) Percussion (drum, xylophone, etc.)
39.
Music combined with otherarts
Opera: drama set to music Mostly or entirely sung with
orchestral accompaniment Spectacularly staged with accomplished singers, elaborate scenery,
and costumes.
40.
Operatta and musical comedy: Drama set to music but is light, popular, romantic and often
humorous or comic Use spoken dialogue instead of recitative

41.
Oratorio and Cantata: Sacred musical drama in concert form. Made up of recited parts
(recitative), arias, and choruses, with orchestral accompaniment. No action, sets, and costumes
are used. Oratories are usually based on
Biblical themes
42.
Other forms
Ballet music
Background music for motion pictures
43.
DRAMA AND THEATER
44.
Drama or play A story re-created by actors on stage in front of an audience.
45.
Tragedy
One of literatures greatest dramatic art forms.
the central character comes to sad or disastrous end.

46.
Melodrama
A drama of serious nature in which
All tragedies portray
Emphasis is on action rather than on

character.
The action is sensational or
romantic and usually has a happy ending.

47.
Comedy
All plays with happy endings.
some dilemma which is solved happily,
Romantic comedy: light, amusing tale of lovers in
Farce: light, humurous play. Emphasis is on jokes,
humorous physical action, ludicrous situations, and improbable characters.
Comedy of manners
or drawing room comedy: sophisticated or satirical. Characters are usually high-society types, and
situations have little to do with real
48.
Miscellaneous
happily.
Tragicomedy: drama blending tragic and comic elements but which ends
Miracle and mystery plays:

dramatized stories from the Bible and lives of saints.
Morality plays: characters represent specific vices and virtues.
Closet drama: plays written for
reading than for staging.

49.
Piano drama: based on piano works which revolve around the musical pieces composed
under the inspiration of a literary work. It combines the interpretation of music with the recitation of
poetry and the literary source of music.
50.
DANCE
51.
Dance
Involves the movement of the body and feet in rhythm.
52.
Ethnologic
Includes folk dancing associated with national and cultural groups.
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53.
Social or Ballroom dances
Popular types of dancing generally performed by pairs.
Waltz, fox
trot, rhumba and tango.

54.
The Ballet
Formalized type of dance which originated in the courts of the Middle Ages.
either be solo or concerted dances with mimetic actions accompanied by music.
Amy
Generally
built
around a theme or story.

55.
Modern
Sometimes called contemporary or interpretative dances.
Represents rebellion
against the classical formalism of ballet: they emphasize personal communication of moods and
themes.
Past: movements were natural and untrained.
Today: varied
forms of movements
usually based on the current trend.

56.
Musical Comedy
Refers to those dances performed by soloists, groups, and choruses in
theaters, night clubs, motion pictures, and television.
Combines various forms of ballet, modern,
tap and acrobatics.
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