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​***Thank you to VALERIE WHITE of Vista High School, for all her help.  All APAH content and information made  possible from her hard work.  
​Also, thank you to Dr. Robert Coad for his guidance and materials.



All of your in class notes for each chapter that we go through will be designated by color. It's your choice to decide which chapter is deemed what color. Buy in bulk! 
*For example: Chapter 2 = pink, Chapter 3 = yellow, Chapter 4 = green, Chapter 5 = blue, Chapter 9 = purple, and so on...


  • First and foremost- include the CREDIT LINE. Every single artwork will have one and it contains all the basic information.

Name of the artist
Title of the artwork- sculpture and any 2D works are ALWAYS underlined if hand written. Architecture is NOT underlined. 
Date- When was it created?
Period/Movement- When? Cultural and time reference
Original Location- Where is the original setting? Temple, church, domestic space, hospital, palace...
Location- Where is it now?
Patron- Did someone pay for this to be created?
Material/Media/Medium and Size- The material is WHAT it's made of and approximate size.
Technique-  The technique is HOW it's made.
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  • Secondly- Information about the artwork concerning the following should also be included on every flashcard. The amount of information will vary within each category accordingly and will depend on the complexity of the artwork itself.
CONTENT- What can you see? What is the subject matter?
FORM- Finer details. The Elements of Art and Principles of Design, don't just write, "statue" because that's not helpful at all. 
CONTEXT- WHY? What was happening during this time that caused this piece to be created?     Political, Economic, Religious, Social, Intellectual, Art
FUNCTION- What is its purpose? What was it made to be used for, or do? 
                             >>> U.R.P.H.E.I.A.
STYLE- How are you able to tell the artwork can be classified by a particular artist, culture, period, art movement, etc…? Why or how is this work important to the time and culture. What makes this fit into history?
MEANING- What led up to the creation of this piece? How did this work reflect the ideas during this time in history, and allow it to be a product of its time? What is the meaning of the artwork?

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  • Home
  • AP Art History
    • Schedule
    • Homework >
      • Facebook Artist Profiles
    • Why take APAH?
    • 250 List
    • The AP Exam
    • Introduction >
      • Flashcards
      • Dates
    • Elements and Principles
    • Field Trips
    • Global Prehistory
    • The Pacific
    • Indigenous Americas
    • Ancient Near East
    • Ancient Egypt
    • Ancient Greece
    • Ancient Eturia
    • Ancient Rome
    • Late Antiquity
    • Byzantine
    • Early Medieval
    • Islamic Art
    • Romanesque
    • Gothic
    • 14th Century Early Renaissance
    • 15th Century Renaissance
    • High Renaissance and Mannerism
    • Northern Renaissance
    • Baroque
    • New Spain
    • Age of Enlightenment
    • Early Modernism
    • Modernism
    • Contemporary Artists
    • African Arts
    • Chinese and Korean Arts
    • South & SE Asia
    • Japanese Arts
    • Group Project
    • Living Pictures
  • Art 1
  • Painting
  • Creative Challenges
  • Booster Club 9 X 12
  • Shows
  • Mrs. Reid
  • Inspirational Quotes
  • Places to Go
  • Cool Links
  • School Links
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