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HUM1020Exam1StudyGuide 1.orreading).Ifwearelookingatapainting,thepaintingisour"text."Thisislike ourprimarysource somethingtous.Ifweweretalkingaboutmusic areexploringtheater,thenour"text"wouldbetheplayand/ortheperformance.How weengagewiththetextisthefirststepinpracticingthehumanities.
2.ourintroductoryclass,thoughweglimpsed,orwillglimpseabitofthiswiththeJan VanEyckArnolfiniDoublePortrait.
3."aboutness."Knowingthecontextofaworkhelpsusgainabetterappreciationfor thework.Contextcanmeanunderstandingtheiconographyorculturalmeaningof elementsofthework,aswithourJanVanEyckoilpainting(belowright)orour AlbrechtDurerAdamandEveengraving(belowleft).
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7.thesurfaceorsupporttowhichpaintisapplied.
8.printmultiplesofthesameimage.Arubberstampisamatrixforaverybasickindof reliefprint.
9.Theplateisinkedandwipedclean,leavinginkonlyintheincisedindentations.The plateandpaperarerunthroughapressandthepaperabsorbsandimageofthelines ortexturesintheplate.
10.artistdrawswithagreasecrayonona"stone".Whenthestoneiswettedandagreasy inkapplied,theinkadherestothedrawingandisrepelledbythewater.
11.createthelinesinaplate.
12.creatinganimageonpaper,fabricorsomeotherobjectbypressinginkthrougha HUM 1020 Exam 1 Study Guide.pdffile:///C:/Users/HP/Desktop/New%20folder/HUM%201020%20Exam...
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