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ISBN 10: 013479317X
ISBN 13: 9780134793177
Author: Patrick Frank

For courses in Art Appreciation   An introduction to Art Appreciation that highlights how we form art and art forms us Prebles’ Artforms introduces various disciplines of the arts and helps students understand that as humans form works of art, we in turn are formed by what we have created. Continuing to emphasize this two-way interaction with art first introduced by original authors Duane and Sarah Preble, current author Patrick Frank combines coverage of classic works with contemporary art that reflects the ever-evolving state of human creativity while igniting students’ interest in art. The  12th Edition offers updated images as well as in-depth exploration of key artworks.

Prebles Artforms 12th Table of contents:

Part One: The Language of Visual Experience
Chapter 1 The Nature of Art and Creativity
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• What is Art?
• What is Creativity?
• Trained and Untrained Artists
• Outsider Art
• Folk Art
• Children’s Art
• Art and Reality
• Representational Art
• Abstract Art
• Nonrepresentational Art
• Looking and Seeing
• Form and Content
• Seeing and Responding to Form
• Iconography
  Key Terms

Chapter 2 The Purposes and Functions of Art
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Art for Daily Use
• Designing for Everyday
• Embellishment
• Art for Visual Delight
• Idealism
• Harmony
• Art for Communicating Information
• Storytelling
• Commentary
• Art for Public and Personal Expression
• Commemoration
• Self-Expression
• Art for the Spirit
• Worship and Ritual
• Spirituality
• Art for Political Purposes
• Persuasion
• Protest
  Key Terms

Chapter 3 The Visual Elements
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Line
• Characteristics of Line
• Implied Line
• Shape
• Mass
• Mass in Three Dimensions
• Mass in Two Dimensions
• Space
• Space in Three Dimensions
• Space in Two Dimensions
• Implied Depth
• Linear Perspective
• Atmospheric Perspective
• Time and Motion
• The Passage of Time
• Implied Motion
• Actual Motion
• Light
• Seeing Light
• Implied Light
• Light as a Medium
• Color
• The Physics of Color
• Pigments and Light
• Color Wheel
• Color Schemes
• Texture
  Key Terms

Chapter 4 The Principles of Design
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Unity and Variety
• Balance
• Symmetrical Balance
• Asymmetrical Balance
• Emphasis and Subordination
• Directional Forces
• Repetition and Rhythm
• Scale and Proportion
• Proportion and Composition
• Design Summary
  Key Terms

Chapter 5 Evaluating Art
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Evaluation
• Art Criticism
• Formal Theories
• Contextual Theories
• Expressive Theories
• What Makes Art Great?
• Evaluating Art with Words
• Censorship: The Ultimate Evaluation
  Key Terms

Part Two: The Media of Art
Chapter 6 Drawing
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• The Drawing Process
• Receptive and Projective Drawing
• Drawing and the Creative Process
• Purposes of Drawing
• Tools and Techniques
• Dry Media
• Liquid Media
• Comics and Graphic Novels
• Contemporary Approaches
  Key Terms

Chapter 7 Painting
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Ingredients and Surfaces
• Watercolor
• Fresco
• Encaustic
• Tempera
• Oil
• Acrylic
• Contemporary Approaches
  Key Terms

Chapter 8 Printmaking
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Prints and Their Purposes
• Relief
• Woodcut
• Wood Engraving
• Linocut
• Intaglio
• Engraving
• Drypoint
• Etching
• Lithography
• Stencil and Screenprinting
• Contemporary Approaches
  Key Terms

Chapter 9 Photography
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• The Evolution of Photography
• Techniques
• Early Art Photography
• Photography and Social Change
• Color Photography
• Pushing the Limits
• The Digital Revolution
  Key Terms

Chapter 10 Cinema and Digital Arts
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• The Birth of Cinema
• Silent Cinema: Innovations and Techniques
• From the Talkies to the Seventies
• Experimental Cinema
• The Seventies
• Special Effects and Digital Cinema
• Video Art
• Digital Video Art
• Digital Artforms
  Key Terms

Chapter 11 Design Disciplines
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Graphic Design
• Typography
• Logos
• Posters and Other Graphics
• Motion Graphics
• Interactive Design
• Industrial Product Design
  Key Terms

Chapter 12 Sculpture
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Freestanding and Relief Sculpture
• Methods and Materials
• Modeling
• Casting
• Carving
• Constructing and Assembling
• Kinetic Sculpture
• Mixed Media
• Installation and Site-Specific Art
  Key Terms

Chapter 13 Craft Media in Useful Objects
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Clay
• Glass
• Metal
• Wood
• Textiles
• Weaving
• Embroidery and Quilt Making
  Key Terms

Chapter 14 Architecture
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Traditional Materials and Methods
• Dry Masonry
• Post and Beam
• Round Arch and Vault
• Dome
• Pointed Arch and Vault
• Wooden Frameworks
• Modern Materials and Methods
• Cast Iron
• Steel and Reinforced Concrete
• Recent Innovations
• Building Green
  Key Terms

Part Three: Art as Cultural Heritage
Chapter 15 From the Earliest Art to the Bronze Age
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• The Paleolithic Period
• Painting
• The Neolithic Period
• Bronze Age Mesopotamia
• Ancient Egypt
• Architecture
• Sculpture and Wall Painting
  Key Terms

Chapter 16 The Classical and Medieval West
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Greece
• Archaic Period
• Classical Period
• Hellenistic Period
• Rome
• Early Christian and Byzantine Art
• Early Christian Art
• Byzantine Art
• The Middle Ages in Europe
• Early Medieval Art
• Romanesque
• Gothic Art
  Key Terms

Chapter 17 Renaissance and Baroque Europe
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• The Renaissance
• Early Renaissance in Italy
• The High Renaissance
• Leonardo da Vinci
• Michelangelo Buonarroti
• Raphael
• The Renaissance in Northern Europe
• Late Renaissance and Mannerism in Italy
• Baroque
• Italian Baroque
• The Baroque in Flanders and the Netherlands
• The Baroque in Spain and France
• Rococo
  Key Terms

Chapter 18 Traditional Arts of Asia
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• India
• Buddhist Art
• Hindu Art
• Southeast Asia
• China and Korea
• Art of Ancient China
• The Chinese Painting Tradition
• Chinese Ceramics
• Korean Art
• Japan
• Architecture
• Sculpture, Painting, and Prints
  Key Terms

Chapter 19 The Islamic World
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Arab Lands
• Spain
• Persia
• India: the Mughal Empire
• Modern Expressions
  Key Terms

Chapter 20 Africa, Oceania, and the Americas
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Africa
• Yoruba and Benin
• Mali, Cameroon, and Congo
• Ghana and Angola
• Oceania and Australia
• Melanesia
• Micronesia and Polynesia
• Australia
• Native North America
• Plains
• Southwest
• Pacific and Northwest Coast
• Mesoamerica and South America
• Mesoamerica
• South America
  Key Terms

Part Four: The Modern World
Chapter 21 Late Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Neoclassicism
• Romanticism
• Photography
• Realism
• Impressionism
• Painting
• Sculpture
• The Post-Impressionist Period
• Formal Organization
• Personal Expression
• Symbolism
• Art Nouveau
  Key Terms

Chapter 22 Early Twentieth Century
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• The Fauves and Expressionism
• Fauvism
• Expressionism
• Cubism
• Analytical Cubism
• Synthetic Cubism
• Toward Abstract Sculpture
• Early Modern Art in the United States
• Photography and Painting
• Architecture
• Futurism and the Celebration of Motion
  Key Terms

Chapter 23 Between World Wars
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Dada
• Surrealism
• Expanding on Cubism
• Building a New Society
• Constructivism
• De Stijl
• International Style Architecture
• Political Expressions
• Latin American Modernism
• American Regionalism
• African-American Modernists
• Organic Abstraction
  Key Terms

Chapter 24 Postwar Modern Movements
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• The New York School
• Abstract Expressionism
• Color Field Painting
• Architecture at Mid-Century
• Assemblage
• Events and Happenings
• Pop Art
• Minimal Art
• Conceptual Art
• Site-Specific Works and Earthworks
• Installations
• Early Feminism
• Performance Art
  Key Terms

Part Five: The Postmodern World
Chapter 25 Postmodernity and Global Art
LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Architecture
• Painting
• Photography
• Sculpture
• Public Art
• Socially Conscious Art
• Post-Internet Art
• The Global Present
• Conclusion

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