Why did the sculptor choose to use simplicity?

It comes from a direct and strong feelings

Why did he choose to model abstract forms?

He wants to show deep sensibility

What does the sculptor use to create his work?

Tools such as chisels and scrapers

What does he do before starting his sculpture?

He makes a smaller sized version

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Sculpture Case Study

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Questions made by design students after watching a documentary about a British sculptor

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1
Which of these techniques can you use to create a sculpture?
Drawing, writing and sketching
Jumping, dancing and running
Eating, drinking and playing video games
Cutting, carving and modelling
2
In the video we watched, a painter was mentioned. Who was it?
Shakespeare
Dali
Cézanne
Monet
3
How many fingers are used to make the sculptures?
Both feet
Both hands
Only the middle finger
Just the thumbs
4
What is his work inspired by?
Renaissance figures
Statues of historical figures
Classical busts
Primitive art
5
How many stones does the sculptor need to represent hair?
Thousands
Two
Ten
One
6
Which sculptor is featured in this documentary?
Paul Cézanne
John Singer Sargent
Henry Moore
Lorenzo Bernini
7
What is the first step in the modelling process?
Making a rough draft
Drawing a sketch
Waiting for an idea
Making a scale model
8
Why did the sculptor choose to use simplicity?
All artists like simple things
It comes from a direct and strong feelings
His teacher recommended simplicity
He just likes simple things
9
Where can you find sculptures by Henry Moore?
All over the world
Only in Britain
Only in Europe
In Europe and Australia
10
Why did he choose to model abstract forms?
He wants to show deep sensibility
He is really a caveman
It's just makes the cutest little models
He's a bit wierd
11
What material does the sculptor use to make scale models?
Metal
Stone
Wood
Clay or wax
12
Which of these materials did Henry Moore use?
Glass
Plastic
Everyday objects
Stone
13
Which techniques did he use?
Modelling and carving
No technique in particular
Listening to music
3D printing
14
According to the documentary, what is art?
The expression of imagination
The imitation of life
The reflection of life
The expression of life
15
Where can we see a large collection of primitive art?
The London Science museum
The Valence museum
The Victoria and Albert museum
The British museum
16
Where did he get his inspiration?
By spending his evenings at the cabaret
By looking at the tourists in London
From illicit drugs
From paintings in a museum
17
What does the sculptor use to create his work?
Tools such as chisels and scrapers
Paper and strong glue
His hands
Brushes and knives
18
What does he do before starting his sculpture?
He does a short ceremonial dance
He tidies his studio
He goes shopping for his materials
He makes a smaller sized version
19
Where does the sculptor work?
In a garden
In a studio
At home
In an office
20
Where can you visit the British museum?
Edinburgh
Cardiff
London
Dublin
21
What is the main topic of the documentary?
Sculpture
Hockey
Football
South Park
22
What did the sculptor prefer to portray?
Imagination
Life studies
Legendary subjects
Historical subjects
23
When did he decide to become a sculptor?
Fourteen years ago.
When he was fourteen.
When he was four.
When he was twenty-four.

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