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Painting as a form of art. Genres of painting. Teacher of MADOU D\s No. 17 “Shatlyk” Eliseeva Natalya Anatolyevna
Painting is a type of fine art that consists of creating paintings and canvases that most fully and life-like reflect reality. A work of art made with paints (oil, tempera, watercolor, gouache, etc.) applied to any hard surface is called painting. The main expressive means of painting is color, its ability to evoke various feelings and associations enhances the emotionality of the image. The artist usually draws up the color required for painting on a palette, and then turns the paint into color on the painting plane, creating a color order - coloring.
Painting is a very ancient art, which has evolved over many centuries from Paleolithic rock paintings to the latest trends in 20th century painting. Painting has a wide range of possibilities for realizing ideas from realism to abstractionism. Enormous spiritual treasures have been accumulated in the course of its development. The images in the painting are very visual and convincing. Painting is capable of conveying volume and space, nature on a plane, revealing the complex world of human feelings and characters, embodying universal ideas, events of the historical past, mythological images and flights of fancy.
Types of painting decorative painting icon painting miniature theatrical and decorative Each of the types of painting is distinguished by the specifics of technical execution and solution of artistic and figurative problems. Unlike painting as an independent type of fine art, the pictorial approach (method) can be used in its other types: in drawing, graphics and even in sculpture.
Genres of painting Genres are several special features inherent in works of art, by which we distinguish one from the other.
According to the technical techniques and materials used, painting can be divided into the following types: Oil Temperament Enamel Adhesive Water-based paints on wet plaster (fresco) Wax (encaustic) Painting can be single-layer, done immediately, or multi-layer, including underpainting and glazing applied to a dried paint layer transparent and translucent layers of paint.
Important means of artistic expression in painting are: The construction of volume and space in painting is associated with linear and aerial perspective, spatial properties of warm and cold colors, light-and-shade modeling of form, and the transfer of the overall color tone of the canvas.
Still life Still life - translated from French into Russian means “dead nature”, that is, something inanimate. In still life, artists depict various objects that surround us in life. These can be household items, for example, dishes, tools. Or what nature gives us - fruits, vegetables, flowers. Very often in still lifes we see both everyday objects and gifts of nature. In the 17th century, still life established itself as an independent genre. It reflected an interest in the material world that originated in the Dutch “painting of things” of the early 15th century. Already by the end of the 19th century, a change in semantic guidelines was taking place in Russian art. The artists who are known to us under the general name “Peredvizhniki”, who do not pay much attention to this genre, are being replaced by a galaxy of young artists in whose work still life occupies a dominant position. Among the works of this period, one can highlight the still life of Kharlamov “Fruit”, Konchalovsky’s “Bread on the background of a tray” and Zhukovsky’s “Snowdrops”.
portrait The first portraits appeared several thousand years ago in ancient Egypt. These were huge stone images of Egyptian pharaohs. When creating a portrait, the artist's main task is to accurately depict the model. This means not only the banal copying of the person being portrayed’s appearance - clothes, hairstyle, jewelry, but also the transfer of his inner world and character. When creating a portrait, first of all, you should pay attention to the fact that the general shape of the head (face) determines all the shapes of the details (nose, ears, eyes, mouth, etc.) and possible other remarkable features of the person, otherwise the depicted face will be fragmented , not general. This applies to both detail and color. Everything should be subordinated to the overall composition. A portrait (French word portrait) is an image of the appearance of a person, his individuality.
Animalistic genre This genre arose among primitive artists. They depicted scenes of hunting deer, mammoths, and bison. The animalistic genre came to Russia only in the 19th century. The animalistic genre combines natural science and artistic principles. Often the main task of an animal artist is the accuracy of the image of the animal. Animalistic genre (from the Latin animal - animal), a type of fine art in which the leading motif is the image of animals. The animalistic genre itself appeared in China during the Tang (8th century) and Song (13th century) periods. Artists working in the animalistic genre are called animalists.
Battle genre The artist strives to capture a particularly important or characteristic moment of the battle, to show the heroism of war, and often to reveal the historical meaning of military events, which brings the battle genre closer to the historical one. And scenes of military life (in campaigns, barracks, camps) often associate it with the everyday genre. Artists working in the battle genre are called battle painters. The battle genre (from the French bataille - battle), a genre of fine art dedicated to the themes of war and military life. The main place in the battle genre is occupied by scenes of land and sea battles, military campaigns of the past and present. A. Deinek “Defense of Sevastopol”
everyday genre Everyday events introduce us to people's lives, festivals, traditions, scenes of everyday life, work, and social activities. Everyday genre, one of the main genres of fine art, dedicated to depicting the private and public life of a person. Artists working in the everyday genre are called genre painters.
historical genre Historical genre, one of the main genres of fine art, dedicated to the recreation of past and present events of historical significance. The historical genre is often intertwined with other genres - the everyday genre (the so-called historical-domestic genre), portrait (portrait-historical compositions), landscape ("historical landscape"), and the battle genre. The evolution of the historical genre is largely determined by the development of historical views, and it was finally formed along with the formation of a scientific view of history (completely only in the 18th–19th centuries).
Ekaterina Poluyakhtova
Presentation on the topic “Genres of Painting”
Integration of educational regions: "Cognition", "Socialization", "Artistic creativity", "Reading fiction".
Target: Give children the concept of painting as a form of art.
Tasks:
Educational: Tell us about the technique painting: oil, watercolor, pastel.
Developmental: Give an idea of technology painting: decorates the interior of buildings, affects the thoughts and feelings of viewers.
Speech: Develop coherent speech, enrich vocabulary children: landscape, still life, portrait, animalistic, painting, oil paints, pastel.
Educational: To form an aesthetic attitude towards painting.
Demo material: Presentation on the topic: « Genres of painting»
Handout: A4 album sheets, paints and brushes according to the number of children.
Methodical techniques: conversation-dialogue, looking at illustrations and conversations on them, physical exercise “I will paint the whole world!”, productive activity of children, analysis, summing up, targeting to continue studying the material.
GCD move:
Children sit in a semicircle on chairs in front of the teacher. There is a projector hanging on the wall.
Educator: Guys, today we are going to an art gallery. Please tell me, what is in such a gallery?
Children: Paintings
Educator: Right! Various paintings. There are all sorts of pictures. And to go to this gallery, let’s close our eyes and say magic words: Krible, krible, boom.
Children: Krible, krible, boom.
Educator: Here we are in the gallery. And now I will show you what kind of picture is here. Let's look
(After watching presentations The teacher asks questions to reinforce the material).
Educator: Guys, did you like the gallery?
Children: Yes!
Educator: And now it’s time for us to join our group. Close your eyes and say the magic words.
Children: Krible, krible, boom.
Publications on the topic:
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Directly educational field “Artistic creativity. Drawing Integration of OO: “Cognition”, “Communication”, “Music”, “Reading”.
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Genres of painting
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With. Ozyornoe
Painting is poetry that is seen, and poetry is painting that is heard. Leonardo da Vinci
Genuine immortal works of art remain accessible and bring pleasure to all times and peoples.
G. Hegel
Art is like a dandelion; although immature, it can be pleasing to the eye. Ripened, with the wind blowing,
spreads around the world... Kirill Zhuravlev
Landscape genre
- (fr. Paystage, from pays- country, locality) - a genre of fine art (as well as individual works of this genre), in which the main subject of the image is pristine nature, or nature transformed to one degree or another by man.
Landscape first appeared as an independent genre in China in the 6th century.
I. Levitan “Quiet Abode”
V.D. Palenov “Pond in Abramtsevo”
A.K. Savrasov “Landscape with pine”
A.N. Benois “Evening landscape with a boat”
I.I. Shishkin “Pine Forest”
Genre still life A
- (fr. NATURE morte- “dead nature”) - the image of inanimate objects in the fine arts.
This genre arose in the 17th century in Holland and
K. Korovin “Fruit Basket”
B.M. Kustodiev “Still life with pheasants”
I.F. Khrutsky “Flowers and Fruits”
I.E.Grabar “Apples and Asters”
K. Petrov-Vodkin “Pink still life”
Portrait genre
- (fr. portrait, “reproduce something to hell”, outdated. parsuna - from lat. persona- “personality; person") - an image or description of a person or group of people who exist or existed in reality.
Self-portrait- a portrait of yourself. Usually we mean picturesque
image.
V. Serov “Portrait of P.A. Mamontova”
O.A. Kiprensky “Poor Lisa”
V.A. Tropinin “The Lacemaker”
A.G. Venitsianov “Portrait of a Mother”
I.E. Repin “Self-portrait”
Everyday genre
A genre of fine art dedicated to everyday, private and public life, usually contemporary art. The everyday genre arose in the era of European antiquity. But long before Ancient Greece, scenes of everyday life were reproduced in Africa and Ancient Egypt.
V.G.Perov “Tea drinking in Mytishchi”
I.E.Repin “We didn’t expect”
P.A. Fedotov “Matchmaking of a Hussar”
B.M. Kustodiev “Holiday in the village”
V.M. Maksimov “Family division”
Historical genre
One of the main genres of fine art
art dedicated to historical
events and figures of social significance
phenomena in the history of society. Converted to
mainly to the past, also includes
depictions of recent events whose historical significance is recognized
contemporaries.
K. Makovsky “Boyar Wedding Feast”
A.M. Vasnetsov “Red Square”
K.P. Bryullov “The Last Day of Pompeii”
V.I.Surikov “Boyaryna Morozova”
I.S. Kulikov “Exit of the Nizhny Novgorod militia”
Battle genre
- (derived from fr. bataille- battle) is a genre of fine art that depicts themes of war: battles, military campaigns, glorifying military valor, the fury of battle, the triumph of victory.
A.A.Daineka “Defense of Sevastopol”
V.V.Vereshchagin “At the fortress wall”
M.I.Avilov “Red Guards”
G.K. Savitsky “To War”
N.I. Belov “Battle of Bortenev”
Animalistic genre
- ( Animalism, Animalism)(from lat. animal- animal) is a genre of fine art, the main object of which is animals. The main task of an animalist can be both the accuracy of the image of the animal and artistic and figurative characteristics, including decorative expressiveness or endowing animals with traits, actions and experiences inherent in humans.
V. Vatagin “Indian Leopard”
V.V. Trafimov “Lion’s Head”
S. Lapina “Stallion”
A.S. Stepanov “Moose”
M. Kukunov “Owl”
Fairy-tale-epic genre
A genre of fine art that depicts scenes from epics and folklore. The heroes of epics stood up to defend the Russian land, sought to unite the lands, defended the weak and disadvantaged, and fought against enemies.
I. Bilibin “Ivan Tsarevich and the Firebird”
N. Roerich “Overseas Guests”
M. Vrubel “The Swan Princess”
I.E. Repin “Sadko”
V. Vasnetsov “Warriors of the Apocalypse”
Hippic genre
- (derived from Greek. hippos- horse) is a genre of fine art in which the main motif is the image of a horse. Since ancient times, horses have attracted the attention of artists for their appearance and appearance, speed and grace, intelligence and disposition.
NOT. Sverchkov “Horse delicacy”
P.O. Kovalevsky “A Herd of Horses at Dawn”
T.I.Danchurova “Arab”
N.G. Klenov “Horses at a watering place”
O.D. Chinkovsky “Horses”
Genre "Marina"
- (fr. marine, Italian marina, from lat. marinus - sea) - a genre of fine art depicting a sea view, as well as a scene of a naval battle or other events taking place at sea. It is a type of landscape.
Marine painter (French) marinist) - artist,
writing Marina.
A.P. Bogolyubov “Baltic Sea”
I.K. Aivazovsky “Sea. Koktebel"
A. Milyukov “Dawn at sea”
A.I. Kuindzhi “Sea. Crimea"
M.A. Alisov “Simeiz”
A creation can outlive its creator: The Creator will leave, defeated by nature,
However, the image he captured It will warm hearts for centuries. I live in the hearts of thousands of souls To all who love, and that means I am not dust, And mortal decay will not touch me.
Michelangelo
Sources
Z. Aidarova “Fine Arts”, Almaty, Atamura, 2011.
V.S.Kuzin, E.I.Kubyshkina Fine arts, M.: Bustard, 1997.
http://www.artap.ru/
https://www.google.kz/
http://www.wisdoms.ru/64_2.html
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PAINTING TYPES OF PAINTING The presentation was prepared by Maria Petrovna Kuznetsova, teacher at MBU DO "NDHS", Norilsk
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Monumental painting from lat. “monumentum” - the monument is inextricably linked with architecture, decorates the walls and ceilings on a large scale and is divided into mosaic frescoes and stained glass windows by Charles Lebrun. Painting of the ceiling in the Peace Hall of the Royal Palace at Versailles Return to menu -
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The word “painting” is derived from the words “vividly” and “write”. “To paint,” explains V. Dahl, “to depict faithfully and vividly with a brush or words, a pen.” I. Shishkin. Ship Grove
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For a painter, to depict correctly means to accurately convey the appearance of what he saw, its most important features. It can be depicted correctly by graphic means - line and tone. But it is impossible to convey vividly through these means the diversity of the surrounding world, the charm of life, constant movement and change. Color is the main visual and expressive means in painting. Unlike graphics, painting has a richness of color, which helps to reflect the beauty of the world around us in a multifaceted, emotional and subtle way. Andre Derain. Bridge over the Thames
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Painting is the queen of the arts. Painting is capable of embodying a wide variety of phenomena, impressions, and effects. She can depict everything: real and fictional, inanimate objects and people, modernity and history - in a word, life in all its manifestations. The whole world of feelings, characters, relationships, experiences is accessible to painting. Aron Bukh. Still life
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Wassily Kandinsky. Composition No. 7 Painting – the queen of the arts Painting is the most beautiful of all arts; all sensations are united in her; at the sight of her, everyone can, at the behest of their imagination, create a novel, with the help of just one glance, fill the soul with the deepest memories; and no effort on the part of memory - everything is captured in an instant. Paul Gauguin
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Fresco – painting on wet plaster from it. fresco - raw, fresh natural paints (earth and vegetable), diluted with water; plaster absorbs the paint and forms a film that makes the fresco durable; the color of the fresco is dim, because when the paint dries, the paint turns pale; the master finishes the fresco on a dry surface, working out small details and patterns with paint mixed with glue and cement; the finished fresco is polished with hot wax, which gives it a pleasant matte surface
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The exact date of the appearance of the frescoes is not known, but primitive artists already created fresco images on the walls of caves. Since then, the fresco has become widespread. Lascaux Cave
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Frescoes decorated Tomb of Merib Tomb of the official Saint-Nejeb Tomb of Nakht ancient tombs
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“Dolphins” from the Knossos Palace “Bull Games” from the Knossos Palace beautiful palaces decorated with frescoes
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majestic temples decorated with frescoes Frescoes of the Church of Elijah the Prophet in Yaroslavl Assumption Cathedral in Vladimir
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Creating a fresco is a very long process. For example, painting a temple took a year or two, even if several craftsmen worked. Difficulties of work: speed of execution - 10-15 minutes (until the plaster dries), impossibility of amendments; exact adherence to the paint recipe (violation leads to the death of the fresco); the architectonics of the wall itself determines the shape of the fresco. Working conditions could be very difficult - the artist was at a high altitude, on in a draft, in an uncomfortable position - with your head thrown back or lying on your back. Dionysius. Archangel. Fragment of a fresco from the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary
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Mosaic - picturesque images made of multi-colored stones, smalt, ceramic tiles, etc. from lat. musivum - dedicated to the muses (work) another name - typesetting painting small cubes for setting mosaics are called tesserae (from the Latin tesserae - tiles), they can be made of different materials traditional material for creating mosaic panels - smalt - these are pieces of colored opaque glass positive properties smalt: hand-made material (each cube is different from the other) rich color palette (several thousand colors) color fastness glow effect durability creating a mosaic is a long, labor-intensive and expensive process smalt
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The history of mosaics begins in Ancient Mesopotamia, where the walls of palaces and temples were decorated with geometric patterns. The mosaic was made from baked clay cone sticks 8-10 cm long and 1.8 cm in diameter, which were pressed into the clay solution. The image was formed from the ends of these cones, which were painted red, black and white. Motifs used: rhombus, zigzag, triangle.
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In Ancient Rome, mosaics were used to lay the floors and walls of villas, palaces and baths (from colored sea pebbles or semi-precious stones - agate, jasper, lapis lazuli, etc.).
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Empress Theodora. Fragment of a Byzantine mosaic The smalt mosaic technique was widespread in Byzantium in the interior of temples. Smalt was cooked according to a secret recipe, which was passed from master to master, and only the Byzantines knew it. Other countries were forced to buy material from Byzantium. The cost of smalt was very high, since a state monopoly was declared on its export.
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In Rus', mosaics appeared with the adoption of Christianity. The mosaics of the Hagia Sophia in Kyiv are a rare monument of Russian monumental painting of the 11th century. Sofia mosaics are the most beautiful in their colors. They combine the beauty of either bright shining colors or muted noble undertones obtained due to the abundance of shades of the same color. Mosaics of the Hagia Sophia Cathedral in Kyiv Brown has 35 shades, green - 34, yellow - 23, blue -21, red - 19. In total, the palette of mosaics of St. Sophia of Kyiv has more than 150 shades, which indicates a highly developed technology for the production of smalt in Kievan Rus.
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The development of mosaics in Russia in the 18th century was carried out by M. V. Lomonosov. In 1851, the mosaic workshop of the Imperial Academy of Arts opened. M. V. Lomonosov. Portrait of Peter I. Smalt, made by M. V. Lomonosov in his laboratory. M. V. Lomonosov. Portrait of Empress Elizabeth Petrovna.
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Mosaic of the Cathedral of the Savior on Spilled Blood One of the largest mosaic collections in Europe is the exhibition of the Cathedral of the Savior on Spilled Blood in St. Petersburg. Inside, the temple is a real museum of mosaics, the area of which is 7,065 square meters. The mosaic was created according to sketches by more than 30 artists, among them V.M. Vasnetsov, M.V. Nesterov, A.P. Ryabushkin, V.V. Belyaev, N.N. Kharlamov.
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from French vitrage, from lat. vitrum - glass is installed in window, doorways and lighting fixtures: lanterns, lampshades, the light passing through the stained glass window is painted in different colors and fills the room with a magical glow. Stained glass is younger than frescoes and mosaics. The history of stained glass is connected with the history of glass, which appeared in Ancient Egypt - colored, but opaque Stained glass - images made from colored glass or other transparent material
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The birthplace of stained glass is France - here in the Middle Ages tall Romanesque and Gothic cathedrals with huge windows (up to 6, sometimes up to 18 m in height) were built - they could not be covered with one glass. In the 13th century, glassmakers did not yet know how to make large, even sheets of glass, so they assembled large, multi-colored stained glass windows from glass of various shapes, fastened with lead lintels. Chapel Saint-Chapelle. Paris, 13th century Reims Cathedral
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Stained glass windows in cathedrals depicted religious and everyday scenes, patterns and ornaments borrowed from the fabrics of that time. The stained glass window in the huge round window above the central entrance to the cathedral is called “rose”. Stained Glass Rose. Notre Cathedral - Dame de Paris Notre Cathedral - Dame de Paris
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The development of stained glass technology in the Renaissance is associated with the advent of completely transparent glass, the technology for creating which was discovered only in the 2nd half of the 15th century in Venice. The technique of execution changed - stained glass became painting on glass, and the technique of scraping onto specially painted multi-colored glass was used.
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The second home of stained glass is America. At the end of the 19th century, stained glass experienced a new rise, but not in church architecture, but in public and private architecture. The artist Louis Tiffany simplified the technology of making stained glass, which went down in history as the “Tiffany technique.” Tiffany invented new types of glass that had new expressive colors and looked for unusual artistic effects. Tiffany's most famous products are lampshades for electric lamps. Tiffany. Lamp "Wisteria" 1899-1925
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Painting techniques. from lat. temperare - soften, mix paint mixed with egg yolk or white is difficult to work with - cannot be mixed, paints are applied in a thin layer next to each other, bright, sonorous color for shine, varnished technique strong, durable tempera is well suited for strict religious art, so it was the most common technique of the Middle Ages Tempera Icon “Virgin of Belozersk”
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paint containing vegetable oil (linseed, walnut, poppy seed, etc.) was a very popular and widespread technique in the 15th century. oil replaced tempera; inventor of oil painting, Dutch artist of the 15th century. Jan van Eyck paints on canvas, cardboard, wood, metal... there are a variety of technical techniques: paints can be mixed, applied one on top of the other, painted thickly (impasto), thinly (with glazes), etc. Better than other techniques, it allows you to convey volume and space, a variety of textures , rich color effects, expressiveness and dynamics of writing does not rush the artist (like a fresco); it has a beautiful shiny surface, but over time it fades, turns yellow, and becomes covered with cracks, which tempera does not know. Painting techniques. Oil
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I.K. Aivazovsky. Rainbow Vincent van Gogh. Starry Night by V. Head. Still life oil painting
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watercolor from fr. aquarelle - watery, from lat. aqua – water gouache from French. gouache, italian guazzo - water paint, splash water-soluble paints - “water techniques” base for watercolors - paper, which is often pre-moistened with water to achieve a special blurred stroke shape transparent watercolor, does not tolerate amendments, because quickly absorbed into paper, watercolor spreads creates the impression of extraordinary freshness, ease of technique was known in Ancient Egypt and China gouache - a paint derived from watercolor can be used on paper, cardboard, plywood, primed canvas, fabric in a technique similar to watercolor, but opaque, allows corrections The paint layer is dense, matte, the surface is velvety for its brightness and decorativeness, often used in the creation of theatrical scenery, costume sketches, posters. Painting techniques. Watercolor and gouache
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Evgeny Ryndin. Peony. Watercolor watercolor and gouache K.P. Bryullov. Italian woman with a child at the window. Watercolor M.S. Saryan. Still life. Paper, gouache. I.I. Mashkov. St. George kills the dragon. Paper, gouache
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from fr. pastel - dough painting with dry soft colored crayons-pencils opaque, delicate, fragile, easily erasable can be applied in different ways, allows corrections pastel base - rough (preferably tinted) paper, cardboard, canvas originated in the 15th century in Europe, a popular variety to this day - oil pastel – bright, adheres more firmly to the basis of Painting techniques. Pastel
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Francois Le Moine. Head of the goddess Hebe. Pastel, blue paper pastel by E. Degas. Blue dancers J.B. Chardin. Self-portrait with a visor. Pastel V.A. Belyshev. Illustration for the story by K.D. Ushinsky “The Raven and the Magpie.” Oil pastel
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Book miniature - hand-made drawings, color illustrations, as well as other design elements (initials, headpieces, endings, etc.) in handwritten books. To color books, old masters usually used gouache, watercolors and glue paints. Book miniatures already existed in ancient times in Egypt, Greece and Rome. In Europe and the East (India, Persia) it reached its peak in the Middle Ages until the advent of printing in Europe (mid-15th century), which gradually brought it to naught. book miniature Initial. Code of Heron. Germany, 10th century Letters. Sacramentary of Drogo. Carolingian art. 842 Evangelist Luke. Carolingian art. Around 840.
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Painter
Slides: 7 Words: 511 Sounds: 1 Effects: 54Painting - writing vividly. In Ukrainian painting, specific signs of this genre have clearly emerged and emerged. See the painting. Here are the famous Ukrainian mysticists. Painting as a warehouse of the cultural decline of Ukraine. Artists delved into the heroic history of the Cossacks (“Watchmen of the Zaporizian Liberties”, “Cossack Picket”). The end of robots, but not the end of mysticism - It’s boundless. - Zhivopis.pptx
Art painting
Slides: 25 Words: 313 Sounds: 0 Effects: 58Late 20th – early 21st century. Russian painting. Russian painting during 1990-2004. reflects all aspects of Russia during the period of collapse, the transition to a new era of perestroika, while at the same time preserving recognized artistic traditions and styles. Art has become “new” and in demand. I. S. Glazunov. The traditions of originality in Russian fine arts are defended by I. S. Glazunov, who heads the Russian Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. Umila Novgorodskaya. A. M. Shilov. A. M. Shilov is a portrait painter, works in a realistic manner. Portrait of Dukmasova. Khrabrov. Sergei Andriyaka. - Art painting.pptx
Music and painting
Slides: 21 Words: 581 Sounds: 8 Effects: 31Music and visual arts. What kind of music is there in works of fine art? “Good painting is music, it’s a melody.” Painting is a type of fine art. What painting can sound like. Where there are more sounds and where they are brighter. I. Levitan "Birch Grove". Answer the questions and compare your answers with those suggested. Zdenek Fibich "Poem". Select the nature of the music and images. A world of colors and melodies. Name the features of the song's melody. Rainbow portrait. The colors began to sound like a song. Our bright world is like a bell. We will find a hundred different colors in the field and in the forest. - Music and painting.ppt
Chinese art
Slides: 32 Words: 167 Sounds: 0 Effects: 5Ni hao! Chinese national dance. Cooking Chinese dishes. Dragon dance. Yang Chun, a Chinese language teacher at the Jiamusing Institute in China, conducts a master class. CHINESE PAINTING AND CALLIGRAPHY (Han). Calligraphy. Calligraphy (Greek kalligraphia - beautiful handwriting, from kallos - beauty and grapho - writing), the art of beautiful and clear writing. Pictures are scrolls. Painting. "Guohua." Portrait. Scenery. “Hua-nyao.” Flowers. Birds. "Shanshui." Mountain. Water. Drawing lesson. We are drawing a panda. 1 class. Drawing a hieroglyph. 2nd grade. Wall drawings Feng Shui. Grade 11. Wet painting technique. - Chinese painting.ppt
Russian landscape painting
Slides: 45 Words: 1070 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Russian landscape painting. Landscape has won its place as one of the leading genres of painting. I. Levitan. "Vladimirka". "Quiet Abode" 1890 "In the Crimean Mountains." 1886 “Overgrown Pond” (fragment). 1882 "Evening on the Volga". 1887-1888. "Evening call, evening Bell". 1892 "Savvinskaya Sloboda near Zvenigorod." 1884 "River Valley. Autumn" 1895. V. Serov. “Overgrown pond. Domotkanovo". 1888. “October. Domotkanovo". 1895. “Horses on the seaside.” 1905. Somov. "Landscape with a Rainbow." 1915. “Evening Shadows.” "Arable land." 1900. “Summer Morning.” 1920. K. Korovin. "Kem." 1905. “St. Tryphon’s stream in Pechenga.” 1894. - Russian painting.ppt
Pskov painting
Slides: 11 Words: 722 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Pskov painting. The most significant receipts occurred in the 1920s and 1930s, a period of mass church closures. At the same time, it already contains the expressive principle that appeared in the painting of the 14th century. The icon “St. Ulyana” was painted at the end of the 14th and beginning of the 15th centuries. The monumental figure of Ulyana, large, with broad shoulders, is conveyed in a generalized manner, using purely graphic techniques. Ulyana's face is filled with internal burning, as if it has dried up her stern features. The pictorially expressive line in Pskov art remained leading throughout the 15th century. The icon “Paraskeva Friday in the Life” dates back to the first half of the 16th century. - Pskov painting.pptx
Expressive means of painting
Slides: 30 Words: 3805 Sounds: 0 Effects: 90Nonverbal means. Nonverbal means of expression in the paintings of artists. Vasnetsov Viktor Mikhailovich. Bogatyrs. Artist. An episode from the fairy tale about Ivan Tsarevich. Huge tree trunks. Painting "Alyonushka". Thin branch. A means of nonverbal expression. Demon sitting. Symbolic image. The period of Vrubel's creativity. Swan Princess. Russian epic epic. Pan. Character from ancient Greek mythology. Jan van Eyck. Madonna of Chancellor Rolin. Images of real people. Portrait of the Arnolfini couple. Portrait of a man in a red turban. Renoir Pierre Auguste. Rowers' breakfast. Large group portrait. - Expressive means of painting.ppt
Expressive means of painting and graphics
Slides: 15 Words: 813 Sounds: 0 Effects: 37The main thing is not accidental. Analyze works of art. Studying theoretical material. Search for artistic language. Moonlit night on the Dnieper. Each type of art speaks its own language. Search for artistic expressive means of painting. Search for basic means of depicting space. Different feeling. Finding a point of view. Perspective. Recommendations for research. Job requirements. - Expressive means of painting and graphics.pps
Introducing preschoolers to painting
Slides: 30 Words: 651 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Introducing preschoolers to various genres of painting. Thought processes. Perceive beauty. Artist. Methods and techniques. Free viewing of paintings. Questions about the painting. The structure of an art history story. Analysis of the content of the picture by children. Questions about the painting at the second stage of work. Working methods. Formation of creative perception of the picture. What did you like about the picture? Let's drink comparisons. We are drawing. Gold autumn. Winter. The Rooks Have Arrived. March. Apples on a red background. Compose a still life composition. Didactic game. Lotto. Collect a palette. Still life. - Introducing preschoolers to painting.pptx
Composition
Slides: 27 Words: 1222 Sounds: 0 Effects: 42The art of composition is the basis of design and architecture. Content. The art of type. 7.Compositional basics of layout in graphic design. Text and image as elements of composition 8. Variety of forms of graphic design. Design. Unity. Balance. Contrast. Design: main categories. Color. Form. Basic principles. Computer design. The art of type. However, there are abstractions consisting of lines that have a specific meaning. History of the font. Any letter or hieroglyph is first of all an image. The letter traces its origins to the drawing. In ancient times, all information was represented by drawings. - Composition.ppt
Types of composition
Slides: 10 Words: 163 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Basic types of composition. Frontal composition Volumetric composition Depth-spatial composition. Frontal composition. Types of frontal composition Techniques and means of construction. Basic principles of identifying the frontal surface. Volumetric composition. Principles for identifying the nature of a volumetric form. Spatial composition. The role of color in spatial composition. The role of light in spatial composition. Visual illusions. The influence of visual illusions on apparent changes in the dimensions of space. Light composition technique. - Types of composition.ppt
Composition Basics
Slides: 16 Words: 351 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Composition. Adding parts into a whole. Basic laws of composition. Techniques. Composition techniques. Composition tools. Required format. Composition in decorative and applied arts. Working on the composition. Silhouette decoration. Types of ornament. Striped ornaments. Closed ornaments. Execution sequence. Using the power of composition. - Basics of composition.ppt
Perspective in drawing
Slides: 13 Words: 481 Sounds: 0 Effects: 0Perspective in drawing. A method for depicting three-dimensional figures. Brick. Brick drawn using perspective. Drawn object. Reverse linear perspective. Aerial perspective. Reverse perspective. Skyline. Items. Perspective horizon. Vanishing point. Draw an alley. - Perspective in drawing.pptx
Linear perspective
Slides: 7 Words: 119 Sounds: 0 Effects: 17Perspective. The science that helps to correctly depict objects in space is called perspective. Linear perspective studies the rules of depicting objects using lines. Aerial perspective studies the rules of depicting objects in color. Ivan Shishkin "Rye". 1878 Professor of landscape painting. In his works, the artist skillfully conveys the laws of linear and aerial perspective. Alfred Sisley, Rue Sèvres at Louveciennes. 1873 Vladimir Orlovsky “Summer Day”. 1884 - Linear perspective.ppt
Rules of Perspective
Slides: 17 Words: 676 Sounds: 0 Effects: 10Rules of linear and aerial perspective. Scenery. An independent genre. Landscape genre. Science that helps to correctly depict objects. Vanishing lines. Summer day. Nearby objects. Look at the images. Imeritinskaya lowland. Autumn day. Practical work. Indoor skating center. Large ships. Ice cube Art. - Perspective rules.ppt
Symmetry in painting
Slides: 19 Words: 683 Sounds: 0 Effects: 5Symmetry in painting. Art in painting. Painting. The idea of harmony. Let us turn to the words of Aristotle. Symmetry. Basic ideas of symmetry. Human. Artists. The art of ornament. Let's take a look at the portrait collection. Portrait. Borovikovsky. Kiprensky. Portrait of E.A. Arsenyeva. -