Course
code AR324
credit_hours 2
title Introduction to Sculpture
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prequisites None
credit hours 2
Description/Outcomes The course introduces the students to the fundamentals of art in three-dimensional form. Students learn relevant terminologies and are introduced to basics of shape, volume, light, texture, color and value. During the course, they are introduced to materials: clay, plaster, wood, stone, metal …etc., techniques, tools and their ion, proper usage and finishing.
arabic Description/Outcomes
objectives • Develop a sense of creation through sculpting. rn• Increase the student`s awareness of the art of sculpting and of the importance of malleable materials.
arabic objectives
ref. books • FRANKFORT, Henri, The Art and Architecture of the Ancient Orient, New Haven:rn Yale University pr.,1996.rn• KARNOUK, Liliane, Contemporary Egyptian Art, Cairo: American University in Cairorn Pr. - 1995.rn• OCVIRK, OttoG. Art Fundamentals, Theory & Practices, 8th Ed. Mcgraw Hill. U.S.A - 1998.
arabic ref. books • مجموعة كتاب محيط الفنون (1) الفنون التشكيلية, دار المعارف
textbook N/A
arabic textbook
objective set
content set
course file 46_AR324_Introduction to Sculpture.pdf
Course Content
content serial Description
1 Introduction to the art of sculpture, its techniques and its development through the ages.
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2 Practical training forming geometric volumes (cones, spheres, cylinders)
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3 Modeling study of human portrait
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4 Modeling study of standing figure in plasticine using an armature.
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5 Modeling study of ed natural element, fruits, bones, shells……etc
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6 Modeling study of animal forms
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7 Free expressive study on a ed subject (related to the previous studies)
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8 Study of the process of plaster casting
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9 A free modeled project in plasticine with previous sketches and design
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10 Study of direct modeling in plaster of Paris on a special armature
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11 Study of Relief sculpture definition, types and historical development
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12 A practice on relief modeling with plasticine
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13 Study of sculptural relief by cutting directly in a plate of plaster
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14 Designing and executing relief for restricted geometric planes
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15 Free modeling project (every student has the choice of any of the previous techniques & material for the final estimation)
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