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Protruding surface area of the printing plate are inked and the recessed areas are ink free
Intaglio
Drypoint
Relief
Etching
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What is Chiaroscuro?
No light in a painting
Extreme light and dark values
Intense color
Very little shadow
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Who made this print and what technique is it?
Rembrandt- Releif
Edward Hopper- Drypoint
Edward Hopper- Aquatint
Rembrandt- Etching
4
Who invented the Linoleum Reduction Printmaking process and called it the suicide method?
Vincent van Gogh
Rembrandt van Rijn
Chuck Close
Pablo Picasoo
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The Stele with Code of Hammurabi was the first example of this in art:
Figure Carving
Human Profile
Foreshortening
Motion
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The Palette of King Narmer is an early blueprint of the formula for ______in Egyptian Art.
Stone Carving
Egyptian Battle
Figure Representation
Negative Space
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A Mesopotamian Ziggurat was what?
a palace
An arena
A temple
A tomb
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Printmaking category in which water will not mix with oil:
Intaglio
Relief
Planography
Serigraphy
9
What time period was this mysterious monument constructed?
Neolithic
Monolithic
Creolithic
Paleolithic
10
Andy Warhol was famous for which art technique?
Linoleum Reduction Printmaking
Monoprint Printmaking
Acrylic Painting
Silkscreen Printmaking
11
What are the 3 periods of the Stone Age in chronological order?
Palolithic-Neolithic-Mesolithic
Mesolithic-Neolithic-Paleolithic
Creolithic-Mesolithic-Neolithic
Paleolithic-Mesolithic-Neolithic
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What are the two kinds of Greek pottery?
Gold and Black figure
Red and Black figure
Yellow and Black figure
White and Black figure
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Which is NOT a difference between Greek and Egyptian Sculpture?
Greek scupture is more realistic
Egyptian statues free from their stone base
Egyptians were obsessed with permanence
Greeks represented motion
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Who is this? Why is she important to art history?
Chubby
Venus of Willendorf
Venus of Vienna
Venus DeMilo
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This weight shift seen in the Greek sculpture “The Warrior” is called what?
Composition
Off Balance
Contrapposto
Chiaroscuro
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Drypoint, etching and aquatint fall in what category?
Relief
Intaglio
Serigraphy
Lasagna
17
Who is this? How does he represent Egyptian Art?
King Khafre
King Tut
King Thutmose
King Ramses
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What are the 5 printmaking categories?
Relief-Intaglio-Lithography-Serigraphy-Monoprint
Reduction print-etching-screenprint-lithograph-monoprint
Screenprint-Intaglio-Linoleum-Relief-Serigraphy
Monoprint-Serigraphy-Intaglio-Relief-Planography
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Rembrandt is best known for what?
His vividly detailed paintings
Creating light in his artwork
Painting with oil paint and blending
His amazing use of color in his artwork
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One of one technique in which a flat surface is painted with ink and printed
Linoleum
Lithograph
Monoprint
Etching