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2.2 Painting
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Which
two statements
best describe mixed-media painting?
It incorporates diverse materials and techniques into a single work.
It relies exclusively on a single medium for pure expression
It challenges traditional medium boundaries
It depends solely on digital tools for creation
It challenges traditional medium boundaries
It combines various media to create layered visual effects without being 3D
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And, what is
THIS
part of a brush called?
heel
filbert
furrule
fan
3
What was the first type of pigment binder, made from beeswax, used for painting called?
Fresco
Tempera
Encaustic
Gouache
4
Double Points:
Which of the following famous paintings we have learned about is a fresco?
The Starry Night – Vincent van Gogh
The Mona Lisa – Leonardo da Vinci
The School of Athens – Raphael
The Last Supper – Leonardo da Vinci
5
What techniques is commonly used by graffiti artists?
Background
stencils
Underpainting
verdaccio
6
What is
THIS
part of a brush called?
furrule
filbert
fan
heel
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“There is no rule for painting al fresco. Every artist may do as he pleases… A painting is a poem and nothing else”?
Giorgio Vasari
Michelangelo
José Clemente Orozco
Diego Rivera
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Robert Rauschenberg’s
Bed
is an example of which artistic approach?
Monochrome
Fresco
Mixed Media
Pointillism
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Which type of paint dries the fastest?
Oil
Acrylic
Fresco
Watercolor
10
What is the traditional method used in fresco painting?
Ladies in Blue, Restored by Emile Gilliéron
Using wax as a binder
Applying pigment to wet plaster
Applying pigment to dry plaster
Mixing pigment with oil before painting
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Watercolor paintings are usually done on canvas rather than paper.
False
True
12
The main difference between watercolor and gouache is that watercolor is transparent and gouache is opaque.
False
True
13
Acrylic paint can imitate both watercolor and oil paints.
True
False
14
Which are characteristic(s) of acrylic paint?
water-soluble
requires chemicals to clean
available only in basic colors
difficult to master
quick drying
expensive
15
For what reason did Ralph M. Larmann use acrylics for his painting
Coalopolis
?
because its painted on canvas
as an homage to the paintings of Jan van Eyck
as a celebration of the petrochemical industry
because its not possible to produce these colors in any other medium
because acrylic is derived from contemporary manufacturing processes
