1. Franz Xaver Winterhalter. Prince Albert. 1859. Oil on canvas.

3. Pablo Picasso. The Seated Harlequin. 1923. Oil on canvas.

5. Amedeo Modigliani. Portrait of Jean Cocteau. 1916. Oil on canvas

7. Henri Matisse. Portrait of André Derain. 1905. Oil on canvas.

9. Subject What the artwork is about—the topic

10. Composition The design or organization of the artwork

15. Wassily Kandinsky. Improvisation 26 (Oars). 1912. Oil on canvas.

16. Subject Treatment Realism –Subject looks natural or “real” Abstract –Based on a subject—you can recognize objects or symbols Non-Objective –No subject, object, or clues of subject –Based only on the elements and principles of design

17. Paolo Uccello. Battle of San Romano. Left panel. c. 1454-57. Tempera on wood. Paolo Uccello. Battle of San Romano. Left panel. c. 1454-57. Tempera on wood.

19. Francisco de Goya. The Third of May, 1814, oil on canvas

20. Honore Daumier. The Insurrection. c. 1852-58. Oil on canvas.

27. Focal Point The area of an artwork where you look first The area within an artwork of importance

31. Elements of Design Value: Light and Dark Color Line Shape/Form: 2-dimensional or 3-dimensional Texture Space/Proportion