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SUMMARY:Elements of Formal Analysis
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DESCRIPTION:  The painter. (Honoré Daumier; oil on wood; a second third of the 19th century; Rheims Fine Arts Museum). When analysing a work of art, we must keep in mind that the visual analysis depends on the historical information to complete the process of understanding the painting, sculpture or architectural work. The formal analysis will always depend upon the historical analysis and vice versa, as there is reciprocity in information and a constant interrelationship, thus creating a cycle.  

Having always as a base the historical data that can be collected through parallel research, we can list, then the elements of visual analysis that assist us in the formal analysis process. Note that the elements here exposed are examples that should be tailored to the specific needs of each piece in question.
The steps for the formal analysis are:1. Identification;2. Technical data;3. Theme;4. Function;5. Structure (basic and essential considerations);6. Composition 1....

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