Satisfactory
Cultures in conjunction
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Identifies connections between and influences of artists from different places and times
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Annotation 1
Identifies Japanese influence on French Impressionists
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Annotation 1
Identifies the use of popular culture to express viewpoints
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Annotation 1
Identifies the extent of influence from one country to another
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Annotation 1
Uses the printing process to personalise their artwork -
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Annotation 2
Identifies the influence of Asian practices -
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Annotation 3
Carves an image into a block to make a detailed stamp
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Identifies the artist, Katsushika Hokusai, and his artwork -
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Annotation 2
Identifies the artist Claude Monet and his oil painting -
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Annotation 3
Analyses the use of colour in the woodblock print -
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Annotation 4
Describes the content of Claude Monet’s painting -
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Annotation 5
Describes the use of colour in the painting -
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Annotation 6
Describes the content of Katsushika Hokusai’s print -
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Annotation 7
References the composition of both artworks -
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Annotation 8
Analyses the visual convention of multiple vanishing points in the woodblock print -
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Annotation 9
Analyses the intentions of both artists by making comparisons between their artworks -
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Annotation 10
Expresses a personal response to the artworks, giving reasons
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Annotation 1
Identifies the artist Brett Whiteley and his etching -
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Annotation 2
Analyses the visual conventions of perspective and line to draw the viewer’s attention to the bridge -
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Annotation 3
Makes comparisons between Whiteley's artwork and the works of Claude Monet and Katsushika Hokusai
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Annotation 1
Incorporates haiku poetry into the artwork to convey its key subject matter -
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Explores the Asian tradition of spatial representation in scroll painting -
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Annotation 3
Combines lino printing, watercolour and ink painting techniques to complete an artwork -
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Annotation 4
Creates and uses a cinnabar stamp to personalise the artwork with a logogram -
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Annotation 5
Composes an artwork that synthesises images of contemporary life with traditional Japanese composition -
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Annotation 6
Completes a scroll painting that has traditional and contemporary Asian symbolic references
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Confirms the influence of contemporary life and traditional Japanese arts in their choices -
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Annotation 2
Details the cinnabar stamp printing process -
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Annotation 3
Acknowledges meaning and interpretation of the artwork
Below satisfactory
Cultures in conjunction
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Identifies influence from one country to another using a diagram with a key
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Annotation 1
Identifies the influence of Asian practices -
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Annotation 2
Uses a painted character to personalise the artwork
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Annotation 1
Identifies the artists Katsushika Hokusai and Claude Monet -
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Annotation 2
Compares the artists’ use of colour -
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Annotation 3
Describes some of the content of the artworks -
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Annotation 4
Gives a personal response to the artworks
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Identifies the artist Brett Whiteley and the date the artwork was made -
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Annotation 2
Describes the content of the artwork
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Annotation 1
Completes an artwork that has Asian symbolic references -
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Annotation 2
Personalises the artwork with the Chinese character for home -
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Annotation 3
Combines watercolour and ink painting techniques to complete an artwork
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Acknowledges responses to their artwork
Above satisfactory
Cultures in conjunction
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Analyses connections between artists from different places and times and their influences on each other
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Identifies similarities in symbolism and evaluates the extent of influence from one country to another
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Identifies cultural hybridity in Asian and European art traditions
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Explores the form and representation that influenced French Impressionists
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Identifies cross-cultural links to Brett Whiteley’s art
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Evaluates the use of popular culture and humour to express viewpoints
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Annotation 1
Identifies the influence of Asian practices with some detail -
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Annotation 2
Uses the printing process to personalise their artwork -
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Annotation 3
Carves an image into a block to make a stamp
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Analyses the visual convention of multiple vanishing points in the woodblock print -
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Annotation 2
Describes the content of Katsushika Hokusai’s woodblock print -
3
Annotation 3
Analyses the visual convention of multiple vanishing points in the painting -
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Annotation 4
Identifies the artist Katsushika Hokusai and his woodblock print -
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Annotation 5
Identifies the artist Claude Monet and his oil painting -
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Annotation 6
Describes the use of colour in the painting -
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Annotation 7
Analyses the composition of the painting -
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Annotation 8
Analyses the use of colour in the woodblock print -
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Annotation 9
Describes the content of Claude Monet’s painting -
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Annotation 10
Analyses the intentions of both artists by making comparisons between their artworks -
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Annotation 11
Evaluates the influence of the Japanese artist Katsushika Hokusai on French artist Claude Monet -
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Annotation 12
Expresses a personal response to the artworks, giving reasons
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3
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Identifies the artist Brett Whiteley and his etching -
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Annotation 2
Analyses the visual conventions of perspective and a circular line to draw the viewer’s attention to the bridge -
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Annotation 3
Sketches and compares content and composition of 'Lavender Bay Wharf' to Katsushika Hokusai’s woodblock print
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Annotation 1
Uses line to create movement and frame the character -
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Annotation 2
Completes a scroll painting that has traditional and contemporary Asian symbolic references -
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Annotation 3
Combines lino printing, watercolour and ink painting techniques to complete an artwork -
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Annotation 4
Creates and uses a cinnabar stamp to personalise the artwork with a pictogram -
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Annotation 5
Uses a range of suggested textures to create interest and contrast -
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Annotation 6
Explores the Asian spatial representation appropriate to scroll painting -
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Annotation 7
Composes an artwork that synthesises elements of contemporary and traditional Japanese composition
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Annotations
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Annotation 1
Confirms the influence of contemporary and traditional Japanese arts in their choices -
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Annotation 2
Details the use of line, and the refinement of techniques in the art-making process -
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Annotation 3
Analyses meaning and interpretation of the artwork
Satisfactory
Cultures in conjunction
1
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Annotations
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1
Annotation 1
Identifies connections between and influences of artists from different places and times
1
-
Annotations
-
1
Annotation 1
Identifies Japanese influence on French Impressionists
1
-
Annotations
-
1
Annotation 1
Identifies the use of popular culture to express viewpoints
1
-
Annotations
-
1
Annotation 1
Identifies the extent of influence from one country to another
1
2
3
-
Annotations
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1
Annotation 1
Uses the printing process to personalise their artwork -
2
Annotation 2
Identifies the influence of Asian practices -
3
Annotation 3
Carves an image into a block to make a detailed stamp
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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Annotations
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1
Annotation 1
Identifies the artist, Katsushika Hokusai, and his artwork -
2
Annotation 2
Identifies the artist Claude Monet and his oil painting -
3
Annotation 3
Analyses the use of colour in the woodblock print -
4
Annotation 4
Describes the content of Claude Monet’s painting -
5
Annotation 5
Describes the use of colour in the painting -
6
Annotation 6
Describes the content of Katsushika Hokusai’s print -
7
Annotation 7
References the composition of both artworks -
8
Annotation 8
Analyses the visual convention of multiple vanishing points in the woodblock print -
9
Annotation 9
Analyses the intentions of both artists by making comparisons between their artworks -
10
Annotation 10
Expresses a personal response to the artworks, giving reasons
1
2
3
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Annotations
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1
Annotation 1
Identifies the artist Brett Whiteley and his etching -
2
Annotation 2
Analyses the visual conventions of perspective and line to draw the viewer’s attention to the bridge -
3
Annotation 3
Makes comparisons between Whiteley's artwork and the works of Claude Monet and Katsushika Hokusai
1
2
3
4
5
6
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Annotations
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1
Annotation 1
Incorporates haiku poetry into the artwork to convey its key subject matter -
2
Annotation 2
Explores the Asian tradition of spatial representation in scroll painting -
3
Annotation 3
Combines lino printing, watercolour and ink painting techniques to complete an artwork -
4
Annotation 4
Creates and uses a cinnabar stamp to personalise the artwork with a logogram -
5
Annotation 5
Composes an artwork that synthesises images of contemporary life with traditional Japanese composition -
6
Annotation 6
Completes a scroll painting that has traditional and contemporary Asian symbolic references
1
2
3
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Annotations
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1
Annotation 1
Confirms the influence of contemporary life and traditional Japanese arts in their choices -
2
Annotation 2
Details the cinnabar stamp printing process -
3
Annotation 3
Acknowledges meaning and interpretation of the artwork