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Line in Visual Arts

Carla Piper, Ed. D.ARTU450

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What is line?

line. A point moving in space. Line can vary in width, length, curvature, color, or direction (California Visual Arts Glossary Definition)

http://www.cde.ca.gov/be/st/ss/vamain.asp

Click on links included on each slide for more information.

Elements of Art

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Qualities of line

• Vary in weight, width, and emphasis • May be delicate or bold • May be made with freedom and

spontaneity or with deliberate action • May flow or jerk • Can be think and light or thick and heavy • May be wavy, fish-scale, jagged, or zigzag • May suggest a personality that is bold,

careful, or tentative • Can create outlines, inner edges, paths of

motion, decorative patterns Wachowiak & Clements (2006), p. 11

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Examine the Use of Lines in These Famous Works of Art

Click on the links to find out more on each artist.

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Line in Architecture

Click on Links

• Works of Architecture • The Element of Line• MIT Society for Architectural Hist

orians• Download Image Exchange Tour• Great Buildings• Wikipedia

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Frank Lloyd Wright

The Architect - 1867-1959• The Guggenheim: New York• A Virtual Look at the Works of Fr

ank Lloyd Wright• The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundati

on• Wikipedia• PBS • Timeline of Art History

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Alexander Calder

• Drawing, Painting, Sculpture (1898-1972)• Calder Foundation• Wikipedia• National Gallery of Art Tour

Click on Links

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Paul Klee

• 1879-1940• Wikipedia• NetMuseum Timeline

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Joan Miró

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Georgia O’Keefe

• 1887-1986• Timeline of Art History • Wikipedia

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Marc Chagall

• 1887-1985• Wikipedia• ABC Gallery

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Henri Matisse

• 1969-1954• Wikipedia• ABC Gallery

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Wassily Kandinsky

• 1866-1944• Wikipedia