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Year 11 Landscape Art Exam
Year 11 Landscape Art Exam
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1
What year was this painting completed?
1782
1682
1750
1650
2
What aspect of the painting are we first drawn to as a focal point?
the water
the architecture
the people and the deer
the horizon
3
Where in Lorrains painting career does this artwork sit?
Middle of career
It was his last painting
Early career
Later in his career
4
What typically takes up two thirds of a Lorrain painting?
the landscape
the trees
the sky and clouds
the architecture
5
This work is often seen as quite 2 dimentional in appearence. How does Cezanne break up the picture plane?
Use of differnt sized brush strokes foreground, middle ground, back ground
Use of differing colours for foreground, middle ground and back ground
Use of paint thickness to create depth
Blending and light to create 3D forms
6
What techniques had Cezanne started to use in his paintings when he began to paint the mountain
Postmodern
Cubist
Impressionist
Modern
7
Apart from Landscape what else was Lorrain considered a Master of?
water
shadow
light
people
8
Installation art allows a viewer to do what?
brakes barriers between artwork and audience through physical experience.
experience the work through a 2D format.
to see the work in round
puts barriers between artwork and audience through physical experience
9
What does Goldworthy believe we have lost our connection with?
nature
water
air
art
10
Is Andy Goldsworthy still alive?
False
True
11
What type of architecture is used in Claude Lorrain's paintings?
Baroque
German Brutalism
French Ornamentalism
Greek and Roman classicism
12
In keeping with Classicism traditions, Lorrain's paintings refered to:
Events that took Place at the same Site
Popular Events
Lorrain's Imagination
Biblical and Mythological stories
13
What is the mythological story in the painting based on?
Plato's (Roman Philosopher), The Republic, based on Classicist Society
Ovid's (Roman Poet) Metamorphoses, collection of short stories on the Gods
Homer's (Greek Poet) epic poem the Illiad based on Greek literature
Virgil's (Roman Poet) epic poem, Aneid, based on the Roman Gods
14
What organic shapes does Goldsworthy often employ in his works?
zig zag lines
unusual forms
Circles, wavey lines and spirals
geometric shapes
15
What is land art?
art about the environment
art made directly in the lanscape
art about the landscape
art made away from the landscape
16
What painting technique does Lorrain use?
visible brushstrokes, thick layers of acrylic paint
visible brushstrokes, painted with oil paint
thin layers of oil paint, invisible brush strokes
invisible brushstrokes, thin layers of acrylic paint
17
When in his career did Cezanne paint this painting?
during the middle
2 years before he died
the begining
towards the end
18
What is an idealised landscape?
a landscape that is embellished to make it look better
a landscape totally made up from the imagination
an acurrate representation
a landscape that looks pretty
19
Artist Practice is made up of which two aspects?
material and contemporary
material and techniques
conceptual and modern
material and conceptual
20
How does Goldsworthy create works that embrace the lifecycle of life and death as found in nature?
by creating urban artworks
by creating ephemeral artworks
by creating permanent artworks
by creating enviromental artworks
21
Cezanne uses a series of _____ marks to create a sense of optical movement within the painting
messy
quick
hash marks
straight
22
Cezanne painted the same Mountain throughout his career. Was it also from the same spot?
True
False
23
Waht does Goldsworthy try to get his work to do?
mimic the environment
disturb the enviroment
destroy the environment
add contrast to the environment
24
When an artwork is placed into an enviroment and responds to that environment it is referred to as:
landscape art
portraiture
environmental
installation
25
What year was this artwork produced?
2011
2003
2001
1995
26
The Sublime, is often refered to within a Lorrain painting, what does it mean?
Awe of the power of nature
surrealist qualities
slime visible in the water
boring landscape
27
Cezanne uses an orgainised system of layers to construct horizontal planes to enhance what?
the flatness and draw the viewer in
the sky
the paint
the dimension and draw the viewer in
28
What is the title of this artwork?
Mountian
Mont Victoire-Sainte
Mont Sainte-Victoire
Mont in Landscape
29
What does this break in contour do to the objects in the painting?
confuses the viewer
tightens up the forms which the Cubists then rally against
opens up the forms, which the Cubists then use to dismantle form
makes the painting look messy
30
What materials is this work made out of?
snow
wood
water
Ice shards
31
Material in Art Practice refers to:
materials and techniques
materials used, techniques and processes, composition and visual qualities
how it was put together
the idea behind the work
32
What Six items are generally always present in a Claude Lorrain artwork:
Landscape, Air, Animals, Plants, Bushes, Deer
Sky, Clouds, Earth, Water, Pople, Sheep
Landscape, Air, People, Animals, Water, Deer
Sky, Water, Earth, People, Animals, Architecture
33
What painting technique did Cezanne use in his work?
rough, visible brushstrokes with no visible canvas
rough, visible brushstrokes, visible canvas
bleneded layers of paint with visible canvas
blended layers of paint, no visible canvas
34
Where do the diagional lines present in the work lead to?
the mountain
the trees
the sky
the houses
35
Who painted this artwork?
Paul Cezane
Claude Lorrain
Claude Monet
Paul Goldsworthy
36
Which artist greatly inspired Andy Goldsworthy's practice?
Claude Lorrain
Paul Smith
Robert Smithson
Robert Smith
37
How many times did Cezanne paint this mountain?
20 times
10 times
under two -dozern
over two_dozern
38
How much do you write on each section if you are writting about Conceptual and Material practice?
more for conceptual practice
more for material practice
the same amount for both
it doesn't matter
39
Cezanne often uses a system of _____ to enhance form and provide a 3D space within the painting
geometric shapes
visible brushstrokes
colour gradations
diagonal lines
40
How is this work a Classicism style painting?
Thin layers of paint
Imitation of Greek and Roman aesthetics
Traditional Art Era
Painted during the Classicism time period
41
Where in the world is this mountain located?
South of Germany
South of Switzerland
South of France
South of Italy
42
What date did Paul Cezanne paint Mont
Sainte-Victoire ?
1902
1910-192
1910
1902-1904
43
What art movement does this work belong to?
Cubism
Modernism
Impressionism
Post Impressionism
44
What is the title of this artwork?
Ice Cone 1 (River and Tides)
Ice Cone 7 (River and Tides)
Cairn
Ice Shards (River and Tides)
45
In the hierachy of genres where does Landscape painting sit as ranked by the Salon in 1669?
fourth
first
fifth
third
46
Where has Lorrain placed most the visual information in the painting?
Bottom third, middle ground
Middle third, foreground
Upper third, background
Bottom third, foreground
47
Waht does Cezanne do to contour in the painting that then influences Cubism?
breaks contour
rounds contours
avoids contour
provides multiple
48
Which type of aesthetic best describes an Andy Goldsworthy work?
maximalist aesthetic
dull aesthetic
contrasting aesthetic
minimalist aesthetic
49
What does Goldsworthy's artworks do to the environment they are in?
destroy it
enhance it
create contrast
hide it
50
Who painted this painting?
Claude Lorrain
Paul Cezanne
Paul Monet
Picasso
51
Who created this artwork?
Claude Lorrain
Paul Cezanne
Andy Goldsworthy
Andy Thomas
52
Andy Goldsworth's works are often considered ephemeral, what does this mean?
last a short time
are permanent structures
last a long time
are not real
53
What is it about Lorrains paintings that make him a key forefather for Landscape painting in his era?
Intergrating Imagination, Sky, Animals into Landscape
Intergrating Historical, Allegorical and Classicim into Landscape
Intergrating Classicism, Realism and People into Landscape
Intergrating People, Architecture and Animals into Landsape
54
What is a site specific sculpture?
a sculpture that can be installed anywhere
a sculpture made of nature
a sculpture made for a certain area or environment
a sculpture that is environmental
55
Where do the leading lines (vectors), point to in this work?
the horizon
the people
the mountains
the building
56
What is one of the conceptual driving forces for Andy Goldsworthy's art
the contrast between humans and nature
the change of landscape
the connnection to urbanisation
a connection with nature and the environment
57
What is the name of this painting?
Ascanius and the Landscape
Landscape with Ascanius Shooting the Stag of Sylvia
Ascanius Shooting the Stag of Sylvia
Landscape and the Stag of Sylvia
58
What materials does Andy Goldsworthy use?
only what he finds in the landscape
a combination of natural and man made
man made
what he carries with him
59
Conceptual in Art Practice Means:
ideas, feelings, influences, inspiration and why the work was made
the materials used
the original idea
the techniques in creating the work
60
When raising a point in my response what can I add to get more marks?
make a really good point
have really neat hand writting
add a descriptive word and describe where the point is seen in the artwork
make stuff up
61
If an artist uses the same object or item in their paintings, what is this called
a series
copying
repetition
a motif
62
Post Impressionists were also concerend with capturing not just the light and colour but also with
reality and form
depicting your own sensations subjective optional experience
nothing else but colour and light
leaving thoughts and feelings out of the canvas
63
forms are often painted as what in the painting
loose interpretations
geometirc objects
exact replicas
random shapes
64
How is this a Post Modern artwork?
use of imagination
use of everyday materials
use of design principles
Use of unusual materials
65
How does Lorrain treat Light and Shade?
Uses mostly dark shades and shadows
Uses mostly light shades and highlights
Uses dramatic contrast between light and dark
Uses soft contrast between light and dark
