Final Exam LEO JOVE CRIMINOLOGY

LUSARA, LEO JOVE T.
BS CRIMINOLOGY 1 – D
ARTS APPRECIATION
FINAL EXAMINATION
TEST I
1. Principle of Design Organization
2. Balance
3. Golden Section
4. Pattern
5. Unity and Variety
6. Art History
7. Classical Period
8. Medieval Period
9. Renaissance
10. Mannerism
11. Photography
12. Rules of Third
13. Framing
14. Lending Lines
15. Background
16. Laguna Copperplate Juscription
17. Manunggul Jar
18. Ang Doctrina Christiana
19. Fabian de la Rosa
20. Fernando Amorsolo
TEST II
TRUE FALSE STATEMENT CORRECTION
1. /
2. /
3. /
4. X Symmetry Proportion
5. /
6. /
7. X Bronze Age Art Old Stone Age Art
8. /
9. X Renaissance painting Mannerism painting
10. /
11. /
12. X Symmetry and Viewpoint
Pattern
13. /
14. X Framing cropping
15. /
16. /
17. X 20th century 19th century
18. /
19. X Spanish Colonial American colonial
period period
20. /
TEST III
1 – 5. Principles of Design Organization
 Balance
1. Equality of weight in the various elements of arts
2. Symmetric and asymmetric
3. Arrangement of visual elements in order for the visual weight be in harmony.
 Rhythm and Movement

1. Repetition of lines, shapes, and colors.
2. An overall consistency of the visual elements
3. Can be seen in patterns
 Proportion
1. Relationship of parts to a whole and a whole to parts.
2. Golden section
3. The relative size of the components that compose an object.
 Emphasis
1. Focal point
2. Draw the viewer’s attention to a specific design element.
3. Refers to the dominance of the subject in art
 Unity and Variety

1. Unifies all other principles within one piece of work.
2. Visual elements coexist with one another.
3. Gives an artwork a sense of cohesion and coherence.
6 – 15. Art history period and art movement.
 PREHISTORIC TIMES
1. Stone Age
2. Old Stone Age
3. Middle Stone Age Art
4. New Stone Age Art
5. Bronze Age Art
 CLASSICAL PERIO
1. Greek Art
2. Roman Art
 MEDIEVAL PERIOD
1. Medieval Architecture
 RENAISSANCE
1. Early Renaissance
2. High Renaissance
3. Late Renaissance
 THE FINE ARTS

1. Baroque Period
2. Rococo
3. Neo Classicism
4. Romanticism
 MODERNISM
1. Impressionism
2. Post – Impressionism
3. Pointillism
 New Media Art

1. Fauvism and Expressionism
2. Cubism
3. Dada
4. Surrealism
5. Abstract Expressionism
6. Pop art
7. Optical Art
8. Photorealism
9. Minimalism
16 – 20. Basic rules of Photography
 Get a steady hand on a camera.
 Choose a pleasing backdrop, preferably something that suits the atmosphere you want to
create.
 Avoid direct sunlight when shooting outdoors
 For portraits, it is important to have a fitting back-ground.
 When taking group photos make sure that everyone is included in a picture.
TEST IV
1. The Delivery of the Keys
Art Movement: High Renaissance

Art History: The delivery of the keys is a fresco by the Italian painter, Pietro Perugino,
created in 1481 – 1482nand located in Sistine Chapel, Rome.
Balance: Symmetrical
Rhythm and Movement: Alternating Rhythm
Proportion: Golden Section
Emphasis: Focal Point
Pattern: Motif
Unity and Variety: Theme and Variation
2. The Starry Night

Art Movement: Post Modern Impressionism
Art History: The Starry Night is an old canvas painting by Dutch Post-impressionist
painter, Vincent Van Gogh, painted on 1889. It depicts the view from the east-facing
window of his asylum room at Saint Remy de Provence, just before sunset, with the
addition of an imaginary village.
Balance: Asymmetrical
Rhythm and Movement: Flowing Rhythm
Proportion: Golden Section
Emphasis: Dominance of Celestial Objects
Pattern: Motif
Unity and Variety: Repetition of Elements
TEST V
Why is learning the principles of design organization in art creation important? Would it also be
beneficial for those who are non-artists? How?
The principles of design in art is comprised of various elements that are being utilized upon
creating a good and effective artwork. These principles is a guide for an artist to enhance in
organizing the visual qualities as well as in understanding how art is being planned. Wherein,
this makes an artwork improves its publicity in which viewers may be captivated with the good
quality composition of an artwork. Moreover, in application of these principles, it aids the artist
to develop his/ her skills in searching pictorial solutions.
It is essential for non-artistic people to learn and understand these various principles of art
in order for them to be aware and know how these principles can help them create a good
composition artwork. These will serve as their guidelines when starting to appreciate and create
an artwork in which it will enhance their skills and capacity to which is needed to be an artist. It
will turn themselves from being non artistic into a good artist. Learning these principles will not
complicate their selves upon creating a good quality artwork.
2. What is the difference between art movements versus art history period? What significant
distinctions does this two category has?
Art history is divided into periods and movements. An art movement is a collective name
given to series of art with a common style, philosophy and technique, practiced by artists during
a specific period of time. However, art period is the chronological order of the period of an art
work. Or it contains the different evolution or how the works of an artist have been ascended or
evolve through time. The difference between the two is time and intent. While art periods are
usually based on historical eras, art movements are decided by artists as a collective.
3. Can the art of photography be applied to aspiring artists who do not own professional
equipment/camera? Can artists in photography just simply use their basic cameras in their
phone? How and in what way can their art be recognized?
For me, Yes an aspiring photographer can still apply the art of photography even the do
not have any professional cameras. Using a simple cameras or phone can be utilized to perform
to art of photography. Especially, beginners must not aim a branded-cameras because it may give
a high- expenses. For simply practicing, we can execute the right methods on photography. As
long as the rules are being followed appropriately, it will still result into a good photograph.
For some artist, when there are no available cameras, phones are the alternative to
perform photography. There are methods that is needed to be utilize on phone photography in
order to have a good capture of view. And through social media the outputs can be posted in
order to be seen by many viewers in public and can recognize your work as well as be
appreciated by other people.
4. What is the importance of recognizing and appreciating local artists rather than international
artists? In what way can Philippine Art be recognized outside the country and give rightful
recognition to Filipino artists?
As a community, it is important to support local artists because, without local citizen

support, the art they make would cease to make the impact it could make. When you support the
local artist community, you are supporting all of our respective creative freedom.
Since we are in digital age and in order to recognize the Philippine Arts outside the
country, we must commission the artist in public. If there are artworks that we like, we must
exposed it in social media where thousands of people un variety of races can be viewed. This is a
simple way on exposing the Philippine art. Moreover, it is best to tell the complete details of the
artist and his artwork in order for the people to be aware on the background.

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LUSARA, LEO JOVE T.

 Rhythm and Movement

 Unity and Variety

 THE FINE ARTS

 New Media Art

Art Movement: High Renaissance

2. The Starry Night

As a community, it is important to support local artists because, without local citizen

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