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1
Which 2 artists started the Cubism art movement
Picasso and Mondrian
Picasso and Braque
Duchamp and Picasso
Picasso and Severini
2
Tempura paint is made from what?
Egg and pigment
Linseed oil and pigment
acrylic and pigment
pigment and rabbit fat
3
Biomorphic forms would be associated with what art movement?
abstract expressionism
pop art
Futurism
Surrealism
4
Blue poles is a famous abstract painting by which artist?
Jackson Pollock
Mark Rothko
Willem de kooning
Andy Warhol
5
The term Figurative art refers to?
art work of the unconscious
artwork that represents reality
artwork relating to the human figure
a high level of abstraction
6
Which following artist is associated with the neoclassicism art period
Jaques Louis David
Vincent Van Gogh
Theo Van Doesberg
Albrecht Durer
7
Bronze is made from combining which of the following?
Tin and brass
Copper and tin
Zinc and copper
Tin and Brass
8
The impressionists were very interested in what?
Exploring the sub-conscious id
Exploring aspects of the post modern age
Exploring light and colour
Exploring the world using fragmentation
9
The term architectonic relates to which of the following?
Building and architecture
Organic sculptures
Digital effects in film and video
Textile art
10
Which of the following is not a Pop artist?
Joan Miro
Roy Leichtenstein
Andy Warhol
Richard Hamilton
11
Which Australian artist is not associated with the Heidelberg school?
John Olsen
Tom Roberts
Frederick Mccubbin
Arthur Streeton
12
Numismatics is the study of what?
Viking artifacts
Coins and bank notes
Stamps
Military uniforms
13
The construction method used on Stone Henge is?
Post and girder
Post and lintel
Post and Lintel
Post and rafter
14
Gouache is used for what?
To polish sculptures
to add individualism to artwork
to solidify casting mediums
to colourise graphic designs and illustrations
15
Identify the change in the use of pictorial space from the Gothic to the Renaissance?
Birds eye view
Layering
Blending
Linear perspective
16
The Futurists where interested in what themes in their artworks.
Speed and new Technology
The renaissance masters
The Peace and harmony of Facism
Organic and simplistic forms
17
Which is not a prehistoric cave art site
Altamira, Spain
Montignac, Dordogne, France
Lascaux, France
Hallstatt, Belgium
18
Fresco painting involves.....?
Applying oil paint to wet plaster
Applying tempura to wet stone
Applying mineral pigment to wet plaster
Applying enamel paint to a porous surface
19
What artist is primarily associated with the use of pointillism?
Renior
Manet
Monet
Seurat
20
The poet and writer the wrote the futurist manifesto was?
Severini
Marinetti
Boccioni
Leger
21
Which of the following is not a quality of Post modernism?
appropriation
Recontextualisation
simulacrum
Bauhaus
22
The term porcelain is associated with which expressive form
Furniture design
Painting
Sculpture
Ceramics
23
Which answer is not one of Greek columns?
Doric
Lydian
Cotinthian
Ionian
24
The Neolithic period occurred between which dates?
12000 to 8000 BCE
20000 to 13000 BCE
8000 BCE to 1500 BCE
1000 BCE to 800 AD
25
The flying buttress and pointed arch are associated with which Art period?
The Baroque period
The Renaissance period
The Gothic period
Pop Art
26
Which 2 of the following are examples of Egyptian revivalism?
The Lourve
The large obelisk in Washington DC
The domed roof of the Whitehouse
The columns at the front of the Art Gallery of NSW
27
Mesolithic means what in english?
The short stone age
The middle stone age
The long stone age
The beginning stone age
28
en plein air is french for what?
use of multiple perspectives
Painting and drawing outdoors
layering of colour using multiple glazes
Use of translucence in painting
29
Te Palaeolithic art era occurred between which dates?
40000 BCE to 19000 BCE
9000 BCE to 7000 BCE
30000 BCE to 8000BCE
12000 BCE to 8000 BCE
