How to do visual (formal) analysis in art history

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I really enjoy all your videos. So well done and so much good information. Thank you!

This is Example of Replicate art nature?

I’m gonna take an art history class now

This video: her dress forms the base as a pyramid to symbolize stability in the painting


Me: there's a cow in the background

Homework 2021 art class lol

What is that piano piece in the beginning?

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art history final has brought me here. thx for helping me with the word count besties <3

I'M HERE TO LEARN.

What have you learned about this video?

excellent! TY

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I had an art history professor tell me:
" If you're unable to make your mind
up, - between art and science, you
can do both in 'art-restoration' ... "

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How do they even come up with this stuff

Came here for homework, left with newfound knowledge and curiosity.

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This is some FBI-level analysis, I'm using this to help me work on my final assignment due in a few days 😅

This formal analysis is outstanding and very helpful. Thank you so much! ❤️

scale
composition
pictorial space
forms
line
color
light
tone
texture
pattern

Extremely instructive, didactic, thank you, very useful and very formative. 💙

I'm in art school btu we do mostly modern art (nothing older then the 70s) so this was very fascinating to me! Thank you

I have always wanted to get into art but it seemed so intimidating and there is such a lot to learn but this channel is so educational and teaches you terminology in easy to understand videos and it honestly makes me happy when I'm able to understand or pick up things in artwork that the narrators also pick out. Thank you so much for this channel, you have no idea how appreciative I am of you

Hi please answer mee😭 Can I evaluate all kinds of painting based on formalism art of theory?

Brilliant, concise and helpful
Thanks for this video

I have a formal analysis homework about this in College… is due tomorrow too! 1500 words…

you are a God send

this is so complicated

someone else from oxnard college?

Any UoPeople people here?

Thanks for the video glhf

4 years later after high school, I just wanted to thank this channel for helping me pass AP Art History, and getting me invested into the history of art. These analytical skills that I learned helped me in literally so many things! Even in engineering I see myself using these techniques. Bless these people

So much to love about this video. I appreciated the expectations at the beginning because I often - read as: usually - don't know what to expect from these videos (albeit, in a good way). I knew exactly what was (not) about to happen and it set the tone of increased comprehension throughout. :)

That said, yay for having real knowledge of what composition is! I see now that was one of the art terms I took for granted - always feeling familiar, but never truly understood. Totally makes sense now. I think pictorial space is one of my favorite artistic illusions. It's so interesting seeing how it's achieved in various pieces and I'll be trying to spot ways pattern denies it going forward.

I'm using this the whole semester to pass my class, Gen Ed is the worst thing I swear I almost fall asleep every time in Gen Ed classes 😂

This is khan right?

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Dia 21/04/2023 voltando para terminar ''Uma introdução a história da arte'' no Khan Academy.

This is simply wonderful.

Interesting

I’m in a college art appreciation course and I had to watch this video to learn about how people analyze and interpret art. Yeah, I see in the comments lots of people talking about homework for their various courses, seems like this might be some kind of common core material. Overall solid example, I learned a lot as someone who’s been in studio art before

They did a way better job then my art teacher did in explaining this - thank you - at least she did share this video

Love you guys tysm for your work, BEAUTY!

I watched this twice now, it is making more sense the second time around. I love learning how to appreciate art. Thank you!

Crash course before my Art100 mid-term in an hour and a half

Had to watch this for university, but this was so genuinely interesting that I loved it.

Never knew looking at a painting could be this intense!