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LESSON 7 SCULPTURE AS VISUAL ART
•Three-dimensional Art
•Material that can be chiseled
• One of the plastic arts
• Used carving and modelling
a. Stone b. Metal c. Ceramic d. Wood e. Clay and etc
FAMOUSE SCULPTORS AND THEIR WORKS
• Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni
a. Sistine chapel ceiling
• Donatello di Niccoló di Betto Bardi
a. Mary Magdalene
ELEMENTS
• Subject • Medium • Texture • Space
STAGE OF CREATING A SCULPTURE
•Assembling - various object together
• Modelling - shaping materials
• Moulding - mould to take the impression of the modelled work
• Carving - cutting/scrapping away
• Casting - casting molten metals in a mould
• Ronde- bosse - rest on base
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LESSON 7 SCULPTURE AS VISUAL ART

•Three-dimensional Art •Material that can be chiseled

  • One of the plastic arts
  • Used carving and modelling a. Stone b. Metal c. Ceramic d. Wood e. Clay and etc FAMOUSE SCULPTORS AND THEIR WORKS
  • Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni a. Sistine chapel ceiling
  • Donatello di Niccoló di Betto Bardi a. Mary Magdalene ELEMENTS
  • Subject • Medium • Texture • Space STAGE OF CREATING A SCULPTURE •Assembling - various object together
  • Modelling - shaping materials
  • Moulding - mould to take the impression of the modelled work
  • Carving - cutting/scrapping away
  • Casting - casting molten metals in a mould
  • Ronde- bosse - rest on base

CLASSIFICATION OF SCULPTURES ACCORDING TO MATERIALS AND METHODS OF

TREATMENT

  • Clay Sculpture - versatile & inexpensive
  • Wax Modelling - allows an artist to come up with a unique design
  • Stone Carving - the type of depends on region & common in architectural pieces as well as the making of figures
  • Wood Carving a. Softwood -easier to carve and less dense b. Hardwood- for durable piece & and carve out finer details
  • Ivory Carving - hard-white substance in the tusks of mammals
  • Semi- Precious Stones and Shell Carvings a. Gemstones (soft) b. Hard stones (hard)
  • Soft mineral - (medical benefit representative) use of chisels and knives and easily to cut into masses a. Coral b. Shell c. Amber •Hard elements - they use metal tools, abrasive powders, diamond to work on shape. - characteristics of purity and light, as was the case in medieval times
    • Bronze Casting - sturdy and durable material
    • Repousse Sculpture - derived from french pousser "to push forward" a. Hammer b. Punches