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1
Egyptian artists created tomb sculptures to have forms with no _______________ that could easily break.
Projecting Parts
Souls
Heiroglyphics
Heads
2
___________ patterns and __________ designs are common design elements found in Persian carpets.
organic, asymmetrical
floral, geometric
irregular, acrylic
figural, monochromatic
3
Italian Renaissance architects incorporated features from Classical ______ and ________ construction into their designs.
African, Indian
Native American, Mayan
Greek, Roman
Egyptian, Mesopotamian
4
Which are examples of complementary colors (colors across from eachother on the color wheel)?
Red and Green
Black and White
Orange and Yellos
Pink and Purple
5
Mesopotamian architects surfaced important buildings with glazed and baked mud bricks
True
False
6
High Renaissance artwork reflects humanism thought by depicting religious figures in gold heavenly settings.
True
False
7
Michelangelo’s David statue employs the ______ figure as its subject and depicts its beauty and strength.
nude
clothed
8
In the Egyptian Book of the Dead figures are depicted in their most _________ positions.
Easy to Read
Flattened
Awkward
Recognizable
9
Aesthetics is exploring fundamental questions such as ______________ and _____________.
Form and Shape
Art and Beauty
Elements and Princples
Design and Balance
10
Which is the Principle of Design that createness "oneness" in a work of art?
Pattern
Balance
Unity
Movement
11
A convention of Hindu Sculptors were that they created idealized representations of the human form.
False
True
12
Japanese artists make prints by brushing ink onto carved copper blocks, then transfer the image onto wa-shi paper.
False
True
13
The function of Triumphal Arches in ancient Rome was to commemorate and glorify Roman __________ and _____ victories.
soldiers, European
architects, battles
teachers, land
emperors, war
14
The Parthenon in Greece has an architectural plan that shows mathematical ratios asymmetrical and proportion.
False
True
15
German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer engraved copper plates to create his prints.
True
False
16
Early Renaissance artists depicted the beauty of the human form.
True
False
17
Byzantine icon paintings stress patriotic symbolism over realistic portrayal.
True
False
18
Yoruba artists in West Germany created portrait sculptures that portrayed idealized features to create perfect beuty.
False
True
19
Egyptian art and architecture glorified Egyptian __________ and ________.
Gold and Jewels
Gods and Royalty
Cats and Dogs
Tombs and Obelisks
20
Which step of critical analysis is you try to figure out what the artist is trying to convey?
Evaluation
Analysis
Exploration
Interpretation
21
Chinese brush paintings depict humans as being ____________ alongside towering trees and mountains.
equal
invisible
small
larger
22
Characteristics of Roman Rulers sculpture, as seen here, include exaggerated figures that inaccurately depict the ruler.
False
True
23
Figures in Classical Greek relief sculpture from the ____________ _________ reflect natural detail and ideal beauty.
Parthenon Portal
Parthenon Basement
Parthenon Column
Parthenon Frieze
24
Figures in Classical Greek sculpture are depicted with beauty and perfect proportions.
False
True
25
Mesopotamian low relief sculptures depict figures with _____________ muscles.
Exaggerated
No
Weak
Little
26
Sculpted portals and stained-glass windows are common elements of _________ cathedrals.
Egyptian
Native American
Gothic
African
27
The purpose of Tlingit totem poles is to tell the story of a Tlingit clan’s belief system through symbolic imagery.
True
False
28
______________ paintings depict exaggerated figures and ambiguous space.
Mannerist
Humanist
29
Roman architects designed temples by incorporating features of Classical ________ architecture (columns and pediment)
Greek
Egyptian