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What compositional technique did Salvador Dali use in this painting?
View point
Rule of Thirds
Cropping
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What is the focal point of this painting?
The grouped together fruit
The watermelon
The bird at the back
The open orange at the front
3
What compositional technique was used in Vermeer's painting?
Depth
Focal Point
Framing the subject
Leading line
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Composition - what is the focal point of this painting?
The table
The whole plate and all the vegetables
The red peppers
There are multiple focal points
5
What compositional technique did Goya use in this painting?
Leading Line
Symmetry
Positive and Negative Space
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How has the artist used compositional techniques to create atmosphere.
Horizontal line to create depth
L - Shape to create peace and serenity
Limited colour to create a bold look.
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What compositional technique did Warhol use in this painting?
Leading Line
Unique selection
Repetition
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How has the artist created the focal point.
Contrasting bright tone
Horizontal line
Leading line
harmonious colour
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What creates the focal point?
Contrast in Line
Contrast in Colour
Contrast in tone
Placement of object
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what kind of composition is that?
leading line
rule of thirds
framing
focal point
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This painting is confusing because it has multiple view points.
False
True
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What main compositional technique makes this painting unusual?
Cropping
Rule of Thirds
Focal Point
Leading lines
13
The artist has used the spoon as a leading line which leads your eye to the sugar which is the focal point.
False
True
14
This painting is confusing because it has multiple view points.
True
False
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What creates the focal point?
Isolation
Contrast in tone
Leading lines
Contrast of colour
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What compositonal techniques can be seen in this painting.
leading lines
Rule of thirds
L - Shape
Symmetry