1. Third Grade Art Masterpiece Yearly Review
Georgia O'Keeffe
Henri Matisse
Wassily Kandinsky
Victor Vasarely
Claes Oldenburg
Marc Chagall

2. Poppy, 1927 by Georgia O'Keeffe
Vantage point: the place the artist seems to have been standing as he or she created the work of art
Balance: a principle of design: the arrangement of elements in a work or art (line, color, shape, texture, space, form, value, size and number of objects) that achieves a sense of equality
Shading: a darkened area to create the illusion of depth

3. Purple Robe and Anemones, 1937 By Henri Matisse
Pattern: The repetition of shapes, lines, or color in a design
Line: An outline or boundary of a figure or space. A line can vary in length, width, direction,
curvature, or color
Color: The hue (actual color), value (lightness or darkness) and intensity (brightness or dullness) of an object

4. Squares with Concentric Circles,1913
by Wassily Kandinsky
primary colors: red, yellow, blue
secondary colors: orange, purple, green
warm colors: red, orange, yellow
cool colors: blue, green, purple
neutral colors: Not associated with a color-browns, blacks, grays and whites
abstract: art that emphasizes moods or feelings. It is characterized by the use of geometric lines and shapes and bright, bold colors
Concentric: having a common center

5. Tridem-K, 1968, by Victor Vasarely
Op(tical) Art: abstract art that gives the illusion of movement
Shape: the outline, edge or flat surface of a form as a circle or a square
Optical Illusion: something that deceives one’s eyes
Abstract: art that looks unrealistic but that emphasizes moods or feelings
Color: the hue, value and intensity of an object
Pattern: the repetition of shapes, lines or colors in a design
Movement: the arrangement lines that cause the eye to move over the work

6. Two Cheeseburgers, with Everything, 1962
by Claes Oldenburg
Form - an element of art: the three dimensional (3-D) structure of an object
Scale – the size of an object in relation to some ‘normal’ or constant size
Sculpture - carving, model or other three-dimensional piece of art
Texture – an element of art; the way an object looks as though it feels, such as rough or smooth

7. I and the Village, 1911 by Marc Chagall
Symbolism - something that represents a real object such as an idea, an emotion or a state of mind
Shape - an element of art: the outline, edge or flat surface of a form as a circle or a square
Color - an element of art: the hue, value and intensity of an object