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Animals in Art
Animals in Art
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1
The part of a painting or drawing that is between the foreground and the background.
Background
Abstract
Middleground
Foregroung
2
In what ways did Picasso and Brancusi make it clear that the two works on page 9 are birds?
Bird-like shadows
Bird-like faces
Bird-like outlines
Bird-like colors
3
In his sculpture Bird in Space, Constantin Brancusi wanted to portray _______.
The essence of flight
A bird hatching from an egg
A bird aboard a rocket
A realistic image of a bird
4
The lines that define the outward edges of a shape.
Contour line
Outline
Border
Foreground
5
_______ give Leonardo da Vinci’s drawing of a horse a three-dimensional appearance.
Areas of flat color
Incised patterns
Negative spaces
Areas of shading
6
In the Persian miniature painting the artist unified the composition with a ______ theme.
Culinary
Mysterious
Zoo
Garden
7
Jacques-Louis emphasized Napoleon’s importance by placing the emperor & horse in the _______.
Background
Alps
Foreground
Middle ground
8
The area that appears closest to the viewer in a drawing or painting using perspective.
Foreground
Background
Abstract
MIddleground
9
Pablo Picasso painted a dove with ______.
A few lines
Gentle shading
A single line
Angular geometric forms
10
How does Jacques-Louis use of atmospheric perspective make the portrait of Napoleon realistic?
Bright clear background
Abstract colors
Flat color
Bright clear foreground
11
What are
2 reasons
that non-Western art should not be analyzed from a Western point of view?
Too much information
Lack of details
Cultures vary widely
Location varies widley
12
Any strokes made by a brush, pen, or other tool.
Lines
Outlines
Contour lines
Symmetry
13
Forms that extend over and cover part of other forms
Overlapping shapes
Symmetrical
Contour lines
Abstract
14
Which of the artworks shown on pages 10-11 served a practical purpose?
Persian Miniatures
Duck Swimming in Water
Bird figure
Native American House Post
15
The part of an artwork that seems farthest from the viewer.
Border
Foreground
Background
Middle ground
16
Lines that show the shape or surface of an object or figure.
Lines
Outlines
Border
Contour lines
17
Ancient Greeks used art as a form of _______.
Storytelling
Competition
Therepy
Advertisement
18
Hokusai placed a _______ image of a duck on an abstract background.
Realistic
Symmetrical
Textured
Balanced
19
What are some reasons that the ancient Greeks created art?
Relaxation
Winning prizes
Helping others
Historical records
20
The prehistoric artist used _______ to create an image of a horse.
Gesture drawing
Modeling
Arbitrary colors
Areas of flat color
21
What
2 qualities
of the painting on p 7 tell you that Bonheur depicts specific animals in it?
Blurred background
Lack of color
Lots of detail
Specific markings on animals
22
What makes Leonardo’s horse look more realistic than the cave painting of the horse?
Musculature
Smell
Size
Symmetry
23
Albrecht Dürer used delicate lines to create the ______ of fur in his painting of a hare.
Abstract forms
Geometric shapes
Texture
Bright colors
24
Depicting real forms in a simplified way;non figurative.
Overlapping shapes
Abstract
Lines
Symmetrical
25
Why don’t we know the reasons the prehistoric cave painting on page 4 was made?
No date on it
Made before written language
None of the artist are living
Doesn't tell a story
26
What effect did the invention of the camera have on art and artists?
Reduced creativity
Artists favored painting over photographs
Shift to abstract painting
More realistic painting
27
Edgar Degas ___ a horse in wax; following the artist’s death, the sculpture was cast in bronze.
Carved
Cast
Assembled
Modeled
28
Describe the techniques Rousseau used to give The Sleeping Gypsy an otherworldly quality.
Dark backgrounds
3D shading
Flattened shaped tipped forward
Fluffy fabric
29
Balanced, with elements that are mostly the sameon both sides, either left/right or top/bottom
Abstract
Lines
Symmetrical
Overlapping shapes
30
An area surrounding the edges of an artwork.
Abstract
Border
Outline
Middle ground
