Since at least 1935, vision researchers have used art stimuli to test human response to complex scenes. This is sensible given the "inherent interestingness" of art and its relation to the natural visual world. The use of art stimuli has remained popular, especially in eye tracking studies. Moreover, stimuli in common use by vision scientists are inspired by the work of famous artists (e.g., Mo...

This ongoing research project focuses on the ways in which influences of western art are ingrained artwork and contributed to significant shifts development visual this country. The practice observation, analysis, classification for each selected connected is supported by review process from earlier recent compilations as well visiting specific institution, might be public or private. work was ...

Arnheim‟s work explains visual art within the realm of Gestalt psychology. He believes that both physical and psychological forces influence experiencing a work of art equally. Overall, this text is an extremely detailed exploration of visual perception. Arnheim takes many fundamental artistic principles such as shape, balance, and color and dissects from a psychological framework. I would reco...

The eVects of brain damage on the capacity to produce visual art stand in sharp contrast to many other human capacities. Diseases of the brain can impair our ability to speak or comprehend language, coordinate movements, recognize objects, apprehend emotions, and make logical decisions. By contrast, while diseases of the brain can certainly alter the ability to produce art, in many instances it...

Despite the importance of the arts in human life, psychologists still know relatively little about what characterises their experience for the recipient. The current research approaches this problem by studying people's word usage in aesthetics, with a focus on three important art forms: visual art, film, and music. The starting point was a list of 77 words known to be useful to describe aesthe...