Year 7 Revision 2024

This artwork represents which function of art?

Shading is the everyday name for?

Taking the everyday and making it unusual is a definition of which Art Movement?

This artwork can not be described as....

We can interprete artworks in different ways using Frames:

The tonal change we see in a landscape is called:

What is the name of the Australian Portrait Prize awarded each year at the NSWAG?

Mauve and pink are made by adding white to the base colour. They are called?

Which animal is used to symbolize peace?

"No recognizable subject matter" is a definition for which art style?

Who said of their work "Only someone insane could paint this!"

This picture has been created using which drawing technique?

Which colour has tones called Persian, cobalt and sky?

The French name for this work is?

The Impressionists were a group of 19th century artists from which country?

Which Element of Art is the strongest in this work?

Re-making a famous artwork as your own is called?

The Elements of Design are?

Colours opposite on the colour wheel are called?

The simplest colour wheel would have how many pieces?

This represents which Function of Art?

Which Element of Art is the strongest in this work?

The title of this work is?

This work represents which style of art?

Which is not a painting material?

"Can not be made by mixing" is a definition of?

Monochromatic colour scheme uses?

Who painted "The Scream"

When an artist is paid to make an artwork:

Which isn't a part of the composition?

What city did Brett Whiteley call home?

The "Mona Lisa" belongs in which art gallery?

Computer program used by artists

Leonardo da Vinci is famous as

Adding white to a colour is called a ?

Which is NOT a primary colour

Name Picasso's style that combines several views together in one image:

Which Element of Art is the strongest in this work?

Which Art Period belongs in the 15th century and means Re-Birth?

The style of this work is?