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Page 1: Trees! Trees! Trees!. Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night vangoghgallery.com

Trees! Trees! Trees!

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Vincent Van Gogh’s Starry Night

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Gustav Klimt’s Tree of Life

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Elements of ArtThe seven elements of art are the building blocks of art.

You can not make visual art without them!1. Line- How does the artist use lines in this artwork? Are the

lines angular (pointy) or curvilinear (rounded)? Thick or thin? Long or short? Broken or continuous?

2. Shape- What shapes do you see? How are shapes used in the artwork?

3. Color- What colors or color schemes are used and how do the colors work together to give the artwork a particular feeling or mood?

4. Texture- How does the surface feel? Does the art look rough, smooth, prickly, etc.?

5. Value- How is dark and light used in this artwork?6. Space- How is distance shown in this artwork? 7. Form- Is the artwork flat or three dimensional?

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Angular or Curvilinear?

Do the types of lines and shapes make the paintings look realistic or abstract?

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What groups of colors did each artist use? Do the colors help show what time of day it is in the painting? Are the colors realistic (lifelike)?

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Texture is the feeling of the surface.

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Which artist used thicker paint? If you could touch these paintings, which one would feel smoother? (Should you touch other people’s art?)

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How much space (distance) can you see in each painting? Is the foreground, background or

horizon emphasized (made important) in each one?

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How does each artist use value (dark and light)?

Which direction is the light coming from in each painting?

What is a silhouette? Which painting has the most

contrast (most dramatic) of dark and light?

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How do your eyes travel through the paintings? Horizontally? Vertically? Diagonally? In a swirling motion?

Horizontal means side to side.Vertical means up and down.

Diagonal means slanted.

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Which painting has more of a symmetrical balance, or the same on both sides? Which painting has more of an asymmetrical balance, or different elements on each side?

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Using fractions, estimate the amount of space in each painting that is filled with spirals. Explain how you get your answer.

Using fractions, estimate the amount of black paint used in each painting. Explain how you got your answer.

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Drawing tree branches:• Which branch is in a horizontal direction?• Which branch is in a vertical direction? • Which branch is in a diagonal direction?• Which branch is angular?• Which branch is curvilinear?

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