Ms. Hoffmans Art Final Review

When yellow, Orange, and red are usedtogether it is an example of a ____ color harmony

This post-impressionistic painting by paul cezanne is an example of__________ subject matter?

What is the element of art that relates tothe lightness or darkness of a color or tone?

What color harmony uses only tints, shades, and pure hue of one color?

The principle of design that createsa sense of motion to the viewer’s eye through the work?

What is the element of art that is anenclosed space having only two dimensions?

What color harmony uses adjacent colors onthe color wheel?

What is the artistic technique used inGeorge Seurat’s Sunday on La Grande Jatte?

What type of art has no recognizablesubject matter? 

Any color with black added is a

the principle of design that indicates  repeatedshapes, lines or colors?

What refers to skill in producing expertly finished products?

What term refers to that which is beautifuland visually pleasing?

The term _________ refers to the tools and materials an artist uses

What are two important elements of art inthis abstract painting by Wassily Kandinsky?

When blue green and violet are used together, it is an example of a ___ color harmony?

when an object is placed higher up in the picture place it appears

which principle of design relate to the sense of wholeness in an art work?

The graduated variations in value that give a feeling of volume. Form,and depth is known as

Abstracting can be achieved by

What type of drawing uses lines to define the outer and interior sureface details of an object?

A fresco painting is a large_________

What color harmony uses green, orange, and violet on a color wheel?

______'s Work were tender, peaceful scenes of mother and child, that portrait everyday events

What technique uses patterns of dots tocreate values in a drawing or painting?

Who was the Italian renaissance artist known for painting the Mona Lisa, and the Last supper

What is creating anillusion by having all parallel lines converge at the vanishing point called

What is the subject matter of chuck closes paintings

The tool used to apply ink to aprinting plate, such as a linoleum plate or a wooden plate?

the subject matter of the painting by Pieter Bruegel, Peasant Wedding us an example of______

Who is the abstract expressionist artist who created this painting“lavender Mist”?

What is the term that refers to the brightness or dullness of a color?

What are two important principles of designin “Red Canna 1923” by Georgia O’Keeffe?

If a painter mixed two primary colors together, her/she would havecreated a __________ color

What is a color thatis made by mixing a primary color with a secondary color?

What color harmoney uses colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel?

What is the powered substance that determines the hue of paints, crayons, chalks, andinks?

the technique that overlaps parallel lines at different angles to create values in a drawing?

Salvador Dali's persistence of memory is an example of which time period/ style in art history?

All of the following are parts of an artcriticism except ______ 

What is the element of art that is three-dimensional and encloses volume?

What is the principle of design that refersto differences between elements like color and shape

Who is known for zeroing in on Americans Mass Production and it's boring repetitions?

What are red, yellow, and blue on a color wheel?

who is the artist that created the three musicians and is credited with inventing cubism

What is the element of art that refers to the quality of a surface, both tactile and visual?

What term refers to the things that are represented in a work of art such as people buildings

Where is the vanishing point located in Da Vinci's The Last Supper?

What type of print is made by inking andprinting the raised areas of a plate?

What is the element of art that indicatesareas in a work of art (positive and/or negative)

What type of wet media that consists of pigment and a polymer binder and it thinned with water?

"Masterpiece” by Roy Lichtenstein is a goodexample from which time period in art history?

artists have used ______ lighting by which lighted parts seem to emerge from their surrounding 

Who was the artist ofthe twentieth century with work ranging from expressionism to cubism?

the principle of design that creates stability in an artwork? symmetrical asymmetrical radial.

What is the medium used by the artist, Janvan Eyck, in this painting “Arnolfini Portrait”?

the technique used to shorten an object to make it look as if it extends backwards intospace

The drawing above is an example of 

Any color with white added is a 

principle of design uses different things to place greater attention on certain areas, 

This impressionist artist dealt withsubjects such as the racetrack and the ballet.

What is a quick energetic fluid type ofline that captures the movement of a figure?

What is a type of dry media that is made ofcarbon left behind after wood is charred or burned

During which art historical period was "The Scream" by Edvard Munch painted?

This artwork “Third of May” by FrancicoGoya is an example of _________.

The Matisse work, “Beast of the sea” wascreated using which of the following mediums

one of the first women painters tomake contributions to the art world during the baroque period

 “water lilies” by Claude Monet is anexample of a ______ subject matter

what is the area of the artwork that appears closets to the viewer?

A composition developed by gluing coloredpaper, photographs, magazines, etc onto a flat surface

What is the term for the place where linesappear to meet on the horizon?

who expressedhis feelings and emotions in his work and is known for his painting starry night?

The principle of design that refersto the repetition of elements  in a recognizableorganization

The frescos on the ceiling of the Sistinechapel in Rome, is painted by____________

What types of shapes are derived from mechanical, human-made objects?