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The distribution of visual weight in a work. There are 3 different types; Symmetrical, Asymmetrical and Radial.
Emphasis
Movement
Balance
Unity
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What is emphasized in Abstract Expressionism?
Free, spontaneous, and personal emotional expression
Copying famous artworks
Detailed realistic painting
Following strict rules and guidelines
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Which artist was most known for implementing color Field into his artwork?
Sonia Delaunay
Mark Rothko
Pablo Picasso
Claude Monet
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What is vanitas defined as?
art that involves using paper mache to create forms.
art that involves using dark and light tones to create depth.
art using objects reminding us of our mortality and wasteful materialism
artist fools us into thinking we’re looking at the real thing.
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What type of abstract art would this image be categorized as?
Abstract expressionism
De Stijl
Color field
Dada
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Which is one of the famous public figures did Bill Wolfe sculpt?
Larry Bird
Olivia Rodrigo
Addison Rae
None of the above
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What type of abstract art would this image be categorized as?
De Stijl
Abstract expressionism
Color field
Dada
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Representation of 3-D objects/spaces in 2-D artworks. Artists use
this
technique to create realistic impression of depth
Rhythm
Form
Shape
Perspective
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What aesthetic theory would this be categorized as?
Institutionalism
Formalism
Emotionalism
Imitationalism
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What type of art would this image be categorized as?
De Stijl
Bauhaus
None of the above
Readymades
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Which artist was most known for implementing cubism into his artwork?
Claude Monet
Mark Rothko
Pablo Picasso
Sonia Delaunay
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What type of abstract art would this image be categorized as?
De Stijl
Dada
Abstract expressionism
Color field
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What did Bill Wolfe specialize in as an artist?
Portraiture-style sculptures
Still life paintings
Abstract art
Landscapes
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What type of abstract art would this image be categorized as?
De Stijl
Color field
Abstract expressionism
Dada
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What are the ELEMENTS of art
You cannot create art without utilising at least a few of them.
These are the building blocks of art and design.
These are the visual tools that artists use to create a composition.
All of the above
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What is a “still life” defined as?
art that involves using paper mache to create forms.
art that involves painting or drawing a depiction of natural scenery.
art that shows inanimate objects from the natural or man-made world
art involving a pattern or image made of small regular or irregular pieces
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What is anamorphosis?
None of the above
creating value w dark and light tones to make a drawing appear realistic.
illusion of three dimensions when viewed from the correct angle.
Using lines from vanishing points to create perspective.
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What do Bill's portraiture-style sculptures aim to capture?
Nature
Historical and Public Figures
Modern Technology
Abstract concepts
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What style/movement is the painting below?
Realism
Dada
De Stijl
Impressionist
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What type of abstract art would this image be categorized as?
De Stijl
Color field
Dada
Abstract expressionism
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What aesthetic theory would this be categorized as?
Emotionalism
Formalism
Institutionalism
Imitationalism
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Repeated Elements in art can create...
Rhythm or Movement
Proportion
Contrast
Unity
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Which art movement rejected reason?
Dada
Impressionism
Realism
Abstract Expressionism
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What is Trompe l’oeil overall defined as?
The artist fools us into thinking we’re looking at the real thing.
A drawing competition between two rivals.
A drawing competition between two rivals.
A drawing tradition that involved drawing objects in abstract form.
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These shapes have the clear edges one achieves when using tools to create them.
Organic
Natural
Geometric
Perspective
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What is the language and translation of Trompe l'oeil?
The language is Italian and translates to “deceive the eye?”
The language is Latin and translates to “painting realistically?”
None of the above
The language is French and translates to “deceive the eye?”
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This Element of Art implies spatial form and is usually perceived as two-dimensional.
Color
Form
Shape
Texture
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Another name for this Element of Art is hue.
Line
Shape
Color
Value
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There are 3 different types....; Geometric, Organic, and Free form.
Shapes
Lines
Perspective
Forms
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What are the Principles of Art?
Art elements are your tools, principles of art are how you put them to work
All of the above
They deal with the placement of elements within artwork.
They describe the ways that artists use the elements of art in artworks.
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These shapes have natural, less well-defined edges (think of a cloud).
Geometric
Natural
Organic
Enclosed
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This has depth, length, and width and resides in space. It is perceived as three-dimensional.
Texture
Value
Form
Shape
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What type of art would this image be categorized as?
De Stijl
Readymades
None of the above
Bauhaus
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What aesthetic theory would this be categorized as?
Institutionalism
Formalism
Emotionalism
Imitationalism
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Which artist created this artwork?
Sonia Delaunay
Pablo Picasso
Mark Rothko
Claude Monet
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This refers to relative lightness & darkness & is perceived in varying levels of contrast.
Balance
Value
Intensity
Textue
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What is John James Audubon widely known for in the scientific community?
Depicting birds in their natural habitats
Animal sculptures
Landscape paintings
Abstract art
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This Element of Art is a path of a point moving through space.
Shape
Color
Value
Line
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Space is the area around, above, and within an object.
True
False
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What type of abstract art would this image be categorized as?
Dada
Color field
De Stijl
Abstract expressionism
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What tool did artists use to deceive viewers by the Renaissance period?
Perspective
Oil Paint
Still Life
Printmaking
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Which artist created this piece?
Andrea Pozzo
Edward Collier
Julian Beever
William Michael Harnett
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Why was the Dada art movement formed?
As a negative reaction to the horrors of war
To create beautiful landscapes
To promote traditional art techniques
To be appreciative of government
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Which principle is used to compare the size relationships of one object to another?
Movement
Proportion
Rhythm
Pattern
