**ART HISTORY Before/After**

HugsiePie

Sooooo anyone worried or looking forward to it?

peekachoo

Can't wait probably the only exam I'm looking forward to, such a relaxing exam and were spoiled for choice! And its so interesting
...am I alone on that? :pac:

ladymacbeth

peekachoo wrote: »

Can't wait probably the only exam I'm looking forward to, such a relaxing exam and were spoiled for choice! And its so interesting
...am I alone on that? :pac:

Yes :P

peekachoo

Oh okay I think I just got lucky with a great teacher. Never mind :P

TentacleCubes

We barely covered any of the actual written exam side of the course, but I guess we can just wing it to some extent?
I failed my mock, but I think I did a million times better with my drawing this time, so I think that should bring my mark up a good bit. It's painful not knowing how things are marked :S
Revise wise should cover me, yeah?

LukeF96

I'm doing higher level and have had to teach myself what i know in the past 2 weeks -_-
Hopefully the things i have studied will come up....

user.name

Got 67% in this in the mock, hope to bring it up to a high b or a

Maidhfinden

Don't waste time learning everything.. for Irish section I'm only doing stone age, bronze age, iron age and newgrange. For European I'm just sticking with impressionism. Look through the papers and see what group of artists/movements always comes up and pick the one you're most interested in! Impressionism interests me so I find it easy to study Good luck!

Thataone

peekachoo wrote: »

Can't wait probably the only exam I'm looking forward to, such a relaxing exam and were spoiled for choice! And its so interesting
...am I alone on that? :pac:

I'm in the same boat as you!! For the last two weeks of school, there was only myself and my friend in art hist. class
Got the A1 in the mocks and A2 (or maybe A1) in the pre-mocks so hoping that the paper goes my way tomorrow as think my craft went well and was happy with my still life, though not sure about the life drawing short pose.

Sleeve

What topics are supposed to be coming up??

Thataone

Sleeve wrote: »

What topics are supposed to be coming up??

As the course is so broad, it's hard to say without knowing what you've studied.
But in general, you'll get a stone/bronze/iron age Q in Irish hist (along with like 6/7 other Qs). For European hist - normally Gothic/Romanesque, a movement (eg Cubism, Impressionism), Renaissance, as well as another half a dozen different Qs/topic. Art Appreciation often will have things like public sculpture, a gallery visit, film studies etc.

Your best bet is flicking through some past papers and finding the topics you know that come up most regularly.

peekachoo

Thataone wrote: »

I'm in the same boat as you!! For the last two weeks of school, there was only myself and my friend in art hist. class
Got the A1 in the mocks and A2 (or maybe A1) in the pre-mocks so hoping that the paper goes my way tomorrow as think my craft went well and was happy with my still life, though not sure about the life drawing short pose.

Yeah same it was the only paper I got an A in for the mocks my teacher though it's like...she loves art so much and she's genuinely fascinated by it and it makes it so easy for us to learn it idk :P hoping for the best with craft, definitely went better than the mocks

Thataone

peekachoo wrote: »

Yeah same it was the only paper I got an A in for the mocks my teacher though it's like...she loves art so much and she's genuinely fascinated by it and it makes it so easy for us to learn it idk :P hoping for the best with craft, definitely went better than the mocks

Same, our teacher is fantastic - it makes such a difference! What craft did you do?

peekachoo

Thataone wrote: »

Same, our teacher is fantastic - it makes such a difference! What craft did you do?

3 coloured lino! My teacher said she thinks it should stand out as everyone else did b+w :P I did imaginative instead of still life also, and on the day was possibly the first time I got the still life proportion right and you?

Thataone

peekachoo wrote: »

3 coloured lino! My teacher said she thinks it should stand out as everyone else did b+w :P I did imaginative instead of still life also, and on the day was possibly the first time I got the still life proportion right and you?

I also did 3 colour lino print :P but was the only one in my year to do any sort of a print. I chose "the harbour" but went for a darker approach rather than the pretty bobbing boats.
Did chalks for my still life, based it on the passage about Antarctica, focusing on the old elements.
I'd never be brave enough to try imaginative

mollymulligan_

DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY PREDICTIONS FOR RENAISSANCE? There is usually 2 questions and I'm just studying that for EU art, any please help me narrow if down, Leonardo came up as well as Massacio last year the year before was Donatello an Michelangello and in 2010 it was Piero della Francesca and Raphael HELP ME!

Jade.

Really not looking forward to this paper! :O

YoKell

anyone think any of these artists will come up for european? .. Bottichelli Carrvagio Valesquez Raphael?

Eelly

I'm stressing out.. I'm studying Realism, Impressionism, Post-impressionism and Cubism for European Section.. What do yous think? Is that enough?

Jade.

Right A heads how do I actually study for this? And what should I know? :P

Dzeejkop

i will fail ;D
i dont know why i choosed art i cant even draw a straight line ;|

any predictions for tomorrow so I can wake up at 6.00 and learn it?

Legendredhead

I got an A2 in the mocks, with no study because i was working on my portfolio at the time(Got into NCAD and LSAD woohoo). I'm hoping i can bring that up to an A1 now with a bit of cramming. Practical went grand. Still life and a sexy one colour lino of a dark face behind a ships stern, was happy with life drawing too.

I'm about to look over
Pre Christian (Iron age and Newgrange, Bronze came up last year)
I'll probably skip christian.
Georgian Architecture. (The townhouse is a handy question if you get it)
Refresh romanesque and gothic architecture in my head.

High Rennaissance (Raphael, Michaelangelo)
Small bit of immpressionism. I like Degas.
Good bit of post impressionists. (Van gogh, Cezanne,)
Picasso, Dali.

The design question is handy enough, as is the description of a painting.

Overall there's plenty to go over but whittle it down to what you at least kind of like!

Moromaster

I've NEVER studied Art History, never did classes; I'm an external student. I heard that you can learn three essays and they will come up, for sure.

What do I learn before tomorrow? Tips, tricks? Prayers would be kind. I have 6.5 hours of study allocated for it. :cool:

Moromaster

Additionally, I know Manuscripts, New Grange and Neo-Classical Palladiosm. Will these come up? How much time per essay? Exam techniques?

mollymulligan_

YoKell wrote: »

anyone think any of these artists will come up for european? .. Bottichelli Carrvagio Valesquez Raphael?

Raphael came up recently, last time Botticelli came up was 06 so he's go

Moromaster

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bunclan

Thinking about studying Iron age and Newgrange for section 1 and maybe a little bit of Bronze age to cover myself if I have time.
For section 2 I was thinking Degas, Monet, Manet, Van Gogh and Cezanne.
Section three will be fine for me. I usually do the gallery question.

Do you think I will have enough covered here for tomorrow then?

ladymacbeth

Which impressionist painters are most likely?
And which of the 3 prechriastian topics?

peekachoo

So I was looking through art papers and for Irish, Paul Henry jack yeats and the iron/stone ages haven't came up in like 5-6 years
And for European, giotto and van eyck haven't been up since 2006, degas and Cezanne haven't been up in a while and Picasso! Just lettin you know

ladymacbeth

peekachoo wrote: »

So I was looking through art papers and for Irish, Paul Henry jack yeats and the iron/stone ages haven't came up in like 5-6 years
And for European, giotto and van eyck haven't been up since 2006, degas and Cezanne haven't been up in a while and Picasso! Just lettin you know

Iron/ stone age came up last year

peekachoo

ladymacbeth wrote: »

Iron/ stone age came up last year

together as a question but alone, for eg the broighter collar and metalworks could be asked for iron age, as last year they were asked to discuss stone carving during the iron age.
Also bronze age and high crosses came up last year, all very common topics so they could easily be repeated!

SeanMcG95

What does everyone do for the illustrations? Maybe it's just me but for some reason I find replicating a renaissance painting or a page full of squiggles from the Book of Kells off the top of my head somewhat difficult.

TentacleCubes

I completely forgot about the sketches. Welp.

Jamesunited

Someone give me a topic to revise off each of the 3 questions please

peekachoo

SeanMcG95 wrote: »

What does everyone do for the illustrations? Maybe it's just me but for some reason I find replicating a renaissance painting or a page full of squiggles from the Book of Kells off the top of my head somewhat difficult.

if something you've covered comes up on the illustrated sheet go with it, its easier to copy it

Kerbstone

bunclan wrote: »

Thinking about studying Iron age and Newgrange for section 1 and maybe a little bit of Bronze age to cover myself if I have time.
For section 2 I was thinking Degas, Monet, Manet, Van Gogh and Cezanne.
Section three will be fine for me. I usually do the gallery question.

Do you think I will have enough covered here for tomorrow then?

That's basically what I've done except I'm focusing on the manuscripts and the Bronze age for the early irish section. Hopefully one of those artists come up!!

mollymulligan_

I am literally fecked for this exam

LukeF96

I don't have time to study much. I'm putting my hopes on Newgrange, botticelli, da vinci or michelangelo on coming up.
Im not too worried since the project went well.

mollymulligan_

do at least one out of the four: Leonardo, Michelangelo, Raphael and Donatello come up because I've noticed at least one out of those four up to 2006 have appeared? Leonardo and Michelangelo both came up though last year apart from Michelangelo's architecture and that's hardly a four page essay, I hope Botticelli or Van Eyck come up haven't seen that since I think 06
Anyone have an idea??

TentacleCubes

How long should each essay be, roughly?

mollymulligan_

TentacleCubes wrote: »

How long should each essay be, roughly?

I usually do 4 pages for an essay that's what my teacher taught is to do, that's with the diagrams aswell though and there should be 2 or 3 of them

Jamesunited

Any last min predictions ha

peekachoo

I did a really good pre paper and then completely neglected the subject thinking I knew it all and now I'm skimming through all the artists and I know nothing ha ha ha ha I am ****ed.

Jade.

I did a really bad pre paper and still neglected the subject! I know nothing! :eek:

Thataone

Getting slightly worried that I've been at bit too neglectful of them chapters that are easy at the time but you go to look back on and can't remember which artifact belongs to where/which artist painted each painting.

I know my stone/metal ages, could wing it on a Georgian Q, know my Romanesque and Gothic architecture and sculpture, know impressionism and post impressionism, know public sculpture (ish) and the gallery visit is handy.

This is going to have to be enough.

peekachoo

And have ye seen Eoin Jacksons predictions? We haven't done any architecture or Georgian/Romanesque buildings and those things we mainly did artists. Not one of our Irish artists are on his list, all I have notes on is the book of kells!

And the only European artists I know right now are Giotto and Van Eyck. Pray for us!!

Thataone

peekachoo wrote: »

And have ye seen Eoin Jacksons predictions? We haven't done any architecture or Georgian/Romanesque buildings and those things we mainly did artists. Not one of our Irish artists are on his list, all I have notes on is the book of kells!

And the only European artists I know right now are Giotto and Van Eyck. Pray for us!!

Where abouts did you see them?

Moromaster

If Georgian and Romanesque, and maybe Michelangelo comes up. Sorted.

If not, dead.

peekachoo

Thataone wrote: »

Where abouts did you see them?

YouTube him! If you dare :-/

Jade.

peekachoo wrote: »

And have ye seen Eoin Jacksons predictions? We haven't done any architecture or Georgian/Romanesque buildings and those things we mainly did artists. Not one of our Irish artists are on his list, all I have notes on is the book of kells!

And the only European artists I know right now are Giotto and Van Eyck. Pray for us!!

Nope I haven't? We didn't do any Irish artists though. We did the Georgian and Romanesque buildings though

peekachoo

Jade. wrote: »

Nope I haven't? We didn't do any Irish artists though. We did the Georgian and Romanesque buildings though

Eoin Jackson predictions:

Irish:
Georgian buildings
Chalices
Book of kells
Pre christian metalwork
John Rocha
Romanesque architecture
Michael Scott
Pauline bewick
Eileen grey


European:
General question (talk about a painting under the theme war etc)
Botticelli
Cubism
Gothic painting
Raphael
Surrealism
Rembrandt
Giotto
Romanesque architecture
Romanesque sculpture
Michelangelo