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Perspective.... From the Renaissance to Today
Perspective.... From the Renaissance to Today
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Taken from Scholastics Art MAgazine for use in Introduction to 2D Art
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1
Raphael's
School of Athens
is considered on of the best examples of _____ perspective.
anamorphic
aerial
one-point
two-point
2
What kind of perspective do you see as being
most important
in this painting?
two-point perspective
atmospheric/aerial perspective
one-point perspective
three-point perspective
3
The technique of creating the illusion of deep space on a flat surface is called _____.
convergence
point of view
linear perspective
fresco
4
In
School of Athens
, lines on the floor, tiles, and pillars converge _____.
on the picture plane
in the forground
at the vanishing point
at the point of view
5
As Raphael did in
School of Athens
, Estes used _____ to create
Subway
.
one-point perspective
a camera
two-point perspective
aerial perspective
6
What kind of perspective do you see as being used in this painting?
Two-point Perspective
one-point Perspective
Atmospheric/aerial perspective
Three-Point perspective
7
Richard Estes is among the founders of an art style known as _____.
surrealism
abstract expressionism
distortionism
photorealism
8
What kind of perspective do you see as being
most important
in this painting?
one-point perspective
three-point perspective
atmospheric/aerial perspective
two-point perspective
9
Two-point perspective allows the viewer to view one building from _____.
two sides
all sides
above
below
10
Edward Hopper's House by the Railroad has _____ vanishing point(s).
one
no
three
two
11
What kind of perspective do you see as being
most important
in this painting?
three-point perspective
one-point perspective
two-point perspective
atmospheric/aerial perspective
12
In
Office in a Small City
, Hopper uses perspective to ____.
create a lighthearted mood
both A and C
disorient the viewer
show both the inside and outside of a building
13
The ______ was/were a time of great artistic, intellectual, and scientific awakening in Europe.
Enlightenment
Dark Ages
Renaissance
Middle Ages
14
Da Vinci used _____ perspective to create a sense of realism in the background of
Mona Lisa
.
one-point
two-point
linear
aerial
