SUBJECT & CONTENT OF THE ARTS APPRECIATION

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1. SUBJECT & CONTENT

2. SUBJECTIVITY IT IS ILLUSTRATED IN THE WAY THAT SELECTIVE PERCEPTION RENDERS ONE OR TWO DETAILS MORE PROMINENT THAN OTHERS, PROMTING THE VIEWWER TO FOCUS ON SOME DETAILS AS ESSENTIAL OR AS STANDOUT .

3. IN VIEWING ART, THERE ARE CLUES THAT MEDIATE BETWEEN THE ARTWORK AND THE VIEWER TO MORE EASILY COMPREHEND WHAT HE IS SEEING. THERE ARE 3 BASIC COMPONENTS OF A WORK OF ART : 1.SUBJECT 2. CONTENT 3. FORM

4. SUBJECT THE VISUAL FOCUS OR THE IMAGE THAT MAY BE EXTRACTED FROM EXAMINING THE ARTWORK; THE “WHAT”

5. CONTENT THE MEANING THAT IS COMMUNICATED BY THE ARTIST OR THE ARTWORK; THE “WHY”. FORM THE DEVELOPMENT AND CONFIGURATION OF THE ARTWORK - HOW THE ELEMENTS AND THE MEDIUM OR MATERIALS ARE PUT TOGETHER; THE “HOW”

6. TYPES OF SUBJECT ONE OF THE MOST ICONIC AND RECOGNIZABLE PAINTINGS ALL OVER THE WORLD IS THE “MONA LISA” DONE BY LEONARDO DA VINCI. REPRESENTATIONAL ART- DEPICTS ANYTHING IN REAL WORLD. MESSAGE OF THE PAINTING – “VISUAL REPRESENTATION OF HAPPINESS.” T he "Mona Lisa" uses an optical illusion developed by da Vinci that's been dubbed the “uncatchable smile.”