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What characteristic of Naturalism did Rosa Bonheur use in
Plowing in the Nivernais: The Dressing of the Vines
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depicting objects in the natural world in an abstract style
using paints and brushes made from natural materials
portraying objects in the natural world as they really appear
portraying historical figures with natural detail and color
2
What did Gauguin and van Gogh think was the most important approach to creating art?
They believed that they should record their emotional response over realism
Believed that they should depict historical subjects with vibrant color.
They believed that art should honestly record the artist's observations
They believed they should depict religious subjects in heavenly settings,.
3
What is an area that has height and width?
Shape
line
elements
organic
4
What is the 4th step in the process of art criticism where you make a judgement about the successfulness of an artwork.
Symmetrical
Unity
Emphasis
Evaluation
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What is the lightness or darkness of a color?
Color Wheel
Value
Shading
Implied Texture
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What has height, width and depth?
form
line
elements
Shape
7
How did van Gogh use color to convey emotion in
Wheatfield with Crows
?
He placed vibrant, contrasting hues next to each other
He applied pure pigments on the canvas, using darker hues to model forms.
He used representational colors in the wheat fields and sky.
He painted similar colors next to each other to create a sense of harmony.
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What is a Realist characteristic of Henry Ossawa Tanner's
The Thankful Poor?
the influence of Classical Greek and Roman art
the portrayal of ordinary African Americans
the depiction of biblical stories
the use of Renaissance chiaroscuro
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Which term means when the elements of art and principles of design work together to create a pleasing artwork?
Emphasis
Movement
Symmetrical
Unity
10
What are shapes found in nature?
organic
elements
line
Shape
11
What is the area around, above, between, inside or below objects?
Shading
Space
Color Wheel
Value
12
What is the language used to communicate art?
Shape
line
elements
form
13
What is a type of balance that is the same or equal on both sides of a work of art?
Evaluation
Emphasis
Symmetrical
Unity
14
Which term means to make an object stand out in an artwork?
Symmetrical
Unity
Evaluation
Emphasis
15
What shows the relationships between colors?
Shading
Implied Texture
Color Wheel
value
16
What is the principle of art that is used to create a sense of action, or direct the viewer's eye through a work of art.
Emphasis
Symmetrical
Movement
Unity
17
What is a gradual change from light to dark?
Color Wheel
value
Implied Texture
Shading
18
What is the way something looks like it feels?
Implied Texture
Shading
value
Color Wheel
19
How did Seurat break from Impressionist conventions?
He portrayed casual scenes of Parisians enjoying leisure activities.
He used thin layers of transparent paint to create blended tonal values.
He applied discipline and order to the Impressionists' use of color.
He made unstructured paintings directly from life.
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What is a mark made by a point moving across a surface?
line
Shape
form
elements
