1. The Principles of Art Balance Emphasis Movement Proportion Rhythm Unity Variety Helen Frankenthaler. 2. Kurt Schwitters Variety Variety occurs when an artist creates something…

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1. junk, funk assemblage ... the physical characteristics (of) these collages, objects, and constructions... can be stated simply: 1.They are predominantly assembled rather…

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1.Form is what physically makes up the art work. The form integrates...A• Composition:• Formal Elements (visual elements used by the artist)• Principles of Design (how…

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1. Louise Nevelson An American artist 1899 – 1988 2. Jeffrey Rodriguez Born in Russia Louise moved with her parents to America when she was 4. When she was a young…

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