The document discusses various techniques used to create the illusion of depth and three-dimensional space in two-dimensional images, including overlapping shapes, relative size of objects, vertical placement, atmospheric light, and linear perspective with single or multiple vanishing points. It provides examples from historical artworks that demonstrate the development of linear perspective techniques from the 13th century onwards or that experimented with challenging perspective conventions.
9. Atmospheric Imitation of atmospheric effects: hues more bluish & more pale outlines less precise small details lost color contrasts muted sfumato (“vaporous”) gradual transition
10. David Hockney, Portrait of an Artist (Pool with Two Figures) , 1971
24. Cimabue, Madonna Enthroned , 1280-90 TEXTBOOK p. 185 NO PERSPECTIVE flat pictorial space similar to Ancient & Byzantine works
25. GIOTTO Madonna in Glory c. 1311 Tempera on panel 128 x 90 1/2 in. suggestions of PERSPECTIVE in a GOTHIC ERA work; PERSPECTIVE is a major development of the RENAISSANCE (key words in BOLD )
26. . . . in music? Yes! Can you tell the difference between a loud sound far away and soft sound nearby? Psycho-acoustic effects of near and far (reverb, TDOA, spectral roll-off, timbre, etc.) - used in film music, electronic music, and some orchestral music, particularly MAHLER
27. In retrospect . . . notice perspective, lack of perspective, and suggestions of perspective in 2-D work
Editor's Notes
SASSETTA Italian painter, Sienese school (b. 1394, Siena, d. 1450, Siena) National Gallery of Art, Washington
Note color oppositions and alternation in Angel wings