art 17 value lecture
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Value
(also known as light and shadow)
Ansel Adams
American
20th C.
(The relationship between color and value.)
Rembrandt
17th C.
Dutch
Chiaroscuro
Dimly contrasting values (Monet, 19th C. French)
Gordon Cook
20th C. American
Value creates the illusion of volume on a 2-dimensional surface
Value creates depth for the whole picture plane
Francisco de Zurbarán (17th C Spanish)
Atmospheric perspective
Asher B. Durand (19th C American Hudson River School)
(Atmospheric perspective)
Assignment #1: spheres or eggs with vine and compressed charcoal and charcoal pencil.
Assignment #2: skulls with compressed charcoal and kneadable eraser.
Assignment #3: graphite pencil hatch
Assignment #4: Drape Study with black and white charcoal pencil hatch on toned paper.
Student work
Assignment #5: a two-value skeleton study with pen and ink.
OK: Let’s do value!
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