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Sculpture: Terminology, Principles and Artwork
Sculpture: Terminology, Principles and Artwork
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Sculpture including terminology, Principles of Design and Art History.
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What is true about this very large sculpture?
Created over 4,000 years ago
Named "the Sphinx"
Lion's body + a man's head
Located in Egypt
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A sculpture that is viewed from all sides and is surrounded by space.
Free Standing
Casting
Relief
Sculpture in the round
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When a big difference is created with one of the elements what is the principle of design?
Variety
Change
Shape
Contrast
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Who created the marble statue of Mary and Jesus called the Pieta?
Michelangelo (Italian)
Henry Moore (English)
Auguste Rodin(French)
Pablo Picasso (Spanish)
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A hole in a sculpture creates a _______________
Accidental
Gap
Subtractive
Negative Space
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The additive process of attaching various materials together to create a sculpture.
Assemblage
Modelling
Manipulative
Collage
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Christ the Redeemer, the 30 m (90 foot) statue stands over the city of...
New York City, USA
Paris, France
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Vancouver, Canada
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When a sense of action is produced what is the principle of design?
Rhythm
Variety
Movement
Flow
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This bronze casting by Auguste Rodin (1904) is called
The Pensive Man
The Thinker
A Time to Mourn
Contemplation
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Name the style of art that is not realistic.
Stylized
Non-Objective
Abstract
Representational
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What type of sculpture is viewed from one side? The forms stick out from the background.
Relief
Free Standing
Additive
Subtractive
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When the viewer's attention is drawn to one part of the artwork what is the principle?
Focal Point
Attention
Balance
Emphasis
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Besides form, what element of art do you see in this sculpture?
Variety
Texture
Contrast
Shape
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The sculptural process that takes away or carves out material is...
Manipulative
Additive
Subtractive
Mixed Media
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A sculpture that is useful and serves a purpose.
Practical
Houseware
Decorative
Functional Art
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What Principles of Design do you see in these forms?
Value
Unity
Variety
Pattern
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The additive process of shaping malleable materials such as clay or play dough.
Modelling
Assemblage
Pottery
Formative
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This Egyptian hieroglyph is an example of
Bas-relief
Low relief
High relief
Sculpture in the round
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Where are these large stone heads found?
Easter Island
Egypt
Papua New Guinea
Africa
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These are some of the 9,000 sculptures that were discovered together in China. (200 BC)
The Ceramic People
Soldiers, Chariottes & Horses
Peasants of Qin Shi Huang
Terracotta Army
