non-permanent, lasting only a short time.

A patron is someone who

is able to commission artists to make artwork.

the social changes occurring in Europe in the late C19th

belonging to the or occuring in the present

Art for art's sake is created purely for

for the pleasure/interest of the artist.

helps paintings to have a three-dimensional look.

'Hand of the master' refers to someone who is

recognised to have exemplary skills/ mastery of an art skill

inspired by the arts of the ancient world - Greece and Rome

Invisible brushstrokes are

a traditional French academy style of painting

an artwork created and embodied by the physical landscape.

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Key Art terms for Year 11 Landscape Unit

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1
Window into reality, illusion of the visible world, view through the window is artwork that
used linear perspective and a high level of detail
created the illusion of a 3D image on a 2D surface
relied on techniques such as tonal modelling,
all of the above
2
Transient is
monumental
none of the above
realistic
non-permanent, lasting only a short time.
3
A patron is someone who
uses invisible brushstrokes
is able to commission artists to make artwork.
belonged to the church
paints art for art's sake
4
Modernity is
none of the above
a deliberate rejection of the art styles of the past
the social changes occurring in Europe in the late C19th
the broad movement in Western arts from around 1850
5
Deconstructing is the reductive process to create art for arts sake.
True
False
6
Contemporary art is
belonging to the or occuring in the present
past art
humourous art
bad art
7
Installation art is
an immersive space or total environment for the audience
2D and 3D materials are used to transform a particular site
sometimes temporary and ephemeral
all of the above
8
Art for art's sake is created purely for
for the audience
for the pleasure/interest of the artist.
for the commissioning patron
for the Salon
9
The impact of the camera
no longer required artists to replicate reality
all of the above
freed artists to experiment
inspired artists to look at the world around them
10
The defining spirit or mood of a period of history through the ideas of the time is the
vibe
monochrome
zeitgiest
avant-garde
11
Painting 'en plein air' is
painting outside
painting with invisible brushstrokes
painting realistically
painting in the studio
12
Artwork created for a specific space or place is
monumental
site-specific
modern
traditional
13
Modernism is characterised by
all of the above
a deliberate rejection of the styles of the past
innovation and experimentation in forms
art belonging to and reflecting the time period of c1850
14
A vanishing point
helps paintings reflect more light
helps paintings look flat
helps paintings be invisible
helps paintings to have a three-dimensional look.
15
The invention of acrylic paint resulted in darker and more expressive tonal colours
True
False
16
Non-representational, reductive processes to deconstruct and dissolve subject matter is called
zeitgiest
abstraction
Impressionism
realism
17
Unconventional use of materials outside the realm of traditional materials used are
chiaroscuro
traditional materials
non-traditional materials
oil on canvas
18
'Hand of the master' refers to someone who is
recognised to have
recognised to have excellent culinary skills
a woman recognised to have exemplary skills
recognised to have exemplary skills/ mastery of an art skill
19
Interactive art describes artwork where participation of the audience does not matter
True
False
20
Classicism is
inspired by the arts of the ancient world - Greece and Rome
a framing device
using visible brushstrokes
contemporary
21
Public space is a concept related to
site-specific art
rejection of traditional gallery space
Land Art
all of the above
22
Invisible brushstrokes are
classical values of order and harmony
thick square expressive paint application
a traditional French academy style of painting
receding parallel lines appearing to converge
23
A Masterpiece is traditional art that was
created by significant artists from the time
all of the above
carefully planned
took a long time to make
24
Challenging conventions of the past led to
Artwork that was realistic
Artists' camps
Abstraction
Social distancing
25
Monumental means
enourmous
all of the above
scale
size
26
The Salon was
the most important regular exhibition in Europe
the biannual exhibition of the French academy C18th - 19th
a place to be recognised as an artist
all of the above
27
Ideal landscape and idealised views seek to present
all of the above
beauty that is governed by Classical concepts
an idealised and harmonious view of nature
l Classical ruins and pastoral figures in the landscape
28
Land Art is
an artwork created and embodied by the physical landscape.
a framing device
a precious art form commissioned by religous patrons
all about the vibe
29
Documented forms for Land Art include:
collage, assemblage
all of the above
film, video, sound
drawing, photography

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