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Still Life and Value
Still Life and Value
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This is a closed composition
True
False
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The horizon line in this painting is
Where the table and the wall meet
In front of the desserts
Where the sky meets the earth
Where the light source is
3
Potatoes are
Geometric forms (3D)
Organic Shapes (2D)
Organic Forms (3D)
Geometric Shapes (2D)
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This is an open composition
False
True
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Wayne Thiebaud wants you to _____ when you see his paintings
Remember
Eat more desserts
Laugh
Think deeply
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This is an example of a still life because of
The distance from the viewer
The fruit as subject matter
The inanimate objects
The plain background
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Still Life can be all of these EXCEPT
A photo
A drawing
A painting
An interpretive dance
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Wayne Thiebaud is... (Select multiple)
From Germany
Alive
Painted desserts
Had a happy childhood
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Light, shadow, and value do all of the following EXCEPT
Create the illusion of space
Give an object volume (3D)
Create depth in an artwork
Create balance in an artwork
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The Foreground is
The object in the middle
A species of frog
The object closest to the viewer
The object farthest to the viewer
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Value is
The cost of an artwork
How something feels
Range of light to dark
Repeated shapes
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Chiaroscuro is...
An Italian pasta dish with tomatoes and basil
An Italian word meaning light and dark
The name of the artist who painted this painting
A guide in a museum
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What kind of composition is shown here?
Open
Simple
Reflected
Closed
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Hatching, cross hatching, and scumbling are
Chicken Scratch
Shading Techniques
Analogous
Coloring Techniques
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When painting with watercolor you should start with the darkest colors first.
True
False
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Still Life is
Art painted with oil paints
Art with fruit
Art painted in the 1700s
Art showing inanimate objects