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Decide which aesthetic theory you use when judging a work of art. Imitationalsim. (Literal Qualities). Formalism. (Design Qualities). Emotionalism ...
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Still others believe that art must speak to the viewer through her or his emotions. This theory says that the most important part of the work is the mood the artist communicates. This last theory is called emotionalism.
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In search of a higher level of humanism in art and artistic sensitivities; Popular, unpopular and anti-popular art; Emotionalism as the answer to the burning questions of mankind; Together or alone, the group of Emotionalists;
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Create a work of art or images that emphasize EMOTIONALISM. Micro Lab #48: Formalism. A theory of art which places emphasis on design qualities. ...
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Emotionalism. Aesthetic Theories of Art. Imitationalism: A theory of art ... Emotionalism: A theory of art which places emphasis on expressive qualities. ...
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Emotionalism- An aesthetic and critical theory of art which places emphasis on the expressive qualities. According to this theory, the most important thing about a work of art is the vivid communication of moods, feelings, and ideas.
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I welcome link suggestions for other sites related to art history, art criticism, art theory, art in other cultures or times, ... I would rather be sure that I had placed two colors in true relationship to each other than to have exposed a wealth of emotionalism gone wrong in the name of richness of personal expression. --
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