Discovering Form In Art (Use Rsc-1136)

Duration: 0:22:00

Year Published: 1967

Creator: BFA Educational Media | Paul Burnford

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Illustrates the five basic three-dimensional forms in art-the sphere, cube, pyramid, cylinder, and cone. Explains form as the result of adjoining planes on surfaces and as a result of forces or energy. Points out the relation between pyramid and cone and cone and cylinder. Suggests educating the eye to see and discover form in the environment., Illustrates the five basic three-dimensional forms in art-the sphere, cube, pyramid, cylinder, and cone. Explains form as the result of adjoining planes on surfaces and as a result of forces or energy. Points out the relation between pyramid and cone and cone and cylinder. Suggests educating the eye to see and discover form in the environment.

Complete Record: , Illustrates the five basic three-dimensional forms in art-the sphere, cube, pyramid, cylinder, and cone. Explains form as the result of adjoining planes on surfaces and as a result of forces or energy. Points out the relation between pyramid and cone and cone and cylinder. Suggests educating the eye to see and discover form in the environment.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.