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Year 11 Art Terms & Definitions - Part 1
Year 11 Art Terms & Definitions - Part 1
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Art created purely for the interest of the artist, free from the controlling conventions of ruling bodies, known as...
Masters of Art
Impressionism
Art-for-Art's sake
Avant Garde
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Modernity refers to the changes in the art world as a result of the industrial revolution.
False
True
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During Modernism, artists began painting outside & directly from nature. This technique is known as...
Plein air
Contemporary
Abstraction
Postmodern
4
Traditional artworks by significant artists, carefully planned, skilfully crafted over long periods of time are known as
Icons
Jewels
Artefacts
Masterpieces
5
What framing devices would Lorrain use within his landscape paintings?
Water and Tall Ships
Horses and Carts
Roman Buildings and Trees
Human Figures and Animals
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A landscape artwork that seeks to present a view of nature more beautiful & harmonious than nature itself is known as...
a realistic landscape
a perfect landscape
an ideal landscape
a traditional landscape
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Composition includes what is in the forground, middleground & background along with focal points & the rule of thirds.
True
False
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The invention of the camera inspired artists to look at the world around them in a new way and freed them to experiment.
False
True
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The most important biannual European exhibition of the French Academy of the late C18th & C19th is known as the...
Salon
Patron
Royal Academy
Palace
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Zeitgeist is...
Art is created purely for the pleasure/interest of the artist
The defining ideas, beliefs, spirit/mood of a particular period of history
The invention of artificial, mass produced colour pigments
The technique of painting outdoors and directly from nature
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Popes, kings, queens, princes, princessses & nobles were able to show wealth & power by commissioning artworks- known as
Academies
Artists
Masters
Patrons
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Artists who aimed to capture moments in time, everyday, insignificant scenes & light from the world around them are -
Expressionists
Traditionalists
Impressionists
Surrealists
13
Modernism refers to the changes in the art world as a result of the industrial revolution
False
True
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The 'Hand of the Master' refers to...
An artist recoginised for exemplary skills
An artist who demonstrates visible brushstrokes
An artist who has trained under a Master artist
An artist who has not yet mastered their skills
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A movement in Western arts that began in 1870s emphasising innovation & experimentation in form, materials & techniques
Modernity
Traditional
Postmodernism
Modernism
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These Traditional painting techniques combine to create and enhance realism within the artwork....
Sanding, Glazing and Lacqeuring
Underpainting, Layering of transparent colours & Invisible brushstrokes
Layering of Collage, Printing and Underdrawing
Visible brushstrokes, Tone and Texture
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The 'Hierarchy of Genres' was a ranking system established during the Italian Renaissance by the academies of art.
True
False
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Art inspired by the ancient world, particularly Greece & Rome, emulating the symmetry, balance & harmony is known as -
Cubism
Classicism
Surrealism
Romanticism
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A type of representational art in which the artist depicts as closely as possible what the eye sees.
Surrealism
Classicism
Realism
Modernism
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Traditional 'precious' artworks were expensive to create and were symbols of wealth and prestige.
True
False
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Modernity - significant social changes in Europe during the late C19th as a result of industrialisation & urbanisation
True
False
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This is a mathematically constructed technique used by artists to create depth within the painting....
Glazing
Invisible Brushstrokes
Framing Devices
Linear Perspective
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The Classical values of art and architecture are....
Foreground, Middle ground and Background
Harmony, Balance and Proportion
Perspective, Architecture and Texture
Realism, Line and Shape
24
Composition refers to the way imagery is arranged in the artwork.
False
True
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The traditional painting techniques used by artists to create the illusion of a 3D image on a 2D surface are...
Surface texture, pattern, colour and line work
Cross hatching, hatching scumbling and stipling
Tonal modelling, glazing, linear perspective and a high level of detail
foreground, middle ground and background
