Intro Final Review 12/20

What is the brightness or dullness of a color?

A painting technique in which a paint brush that is relatively dry, but still holds paint?

Which Japanese artist painted "Endless Life of People?

What do we call the relationship between different objects or part of an object in an artwork?

Which formal type of balance is not the same on either side of an axis?

Which is a quick drawing that captures the gestures and movements of the human form?

A color + black

Which is an artistic method used to enlarge subject matter using a grid to transfer an image?

Which principle of design is used to create a path for the viewer's eye to take through a work of art?

Which element of art refers to the lights/darks of grays and colors?

Which artist is famous for painting many self-portraits during the Baroque Time Period?

What is the way the elements of art and principles of design are arranged in an artwork?

Which artist is famous for painting, drawing, and sculpting ballerinas?

Which term describes art that does not depict a recognizable subject matter?

What colors are created when mixing two complementary colors? These colors have low intensity.

 What is talking about and determining success in an artwork ?

Which artist from the Harlem Renaissance popularized collage as an art medium?

Which type of shape is man made and has measurable sides and angles?

The point in linear perspective to where all lines appear to meet or recede is called?

"We the people" by Shepard Fairey is an example of which type of subject matter?

What type of space refers to the area that the primary object in a work of art occupies?

Which part of the picture plane that is nearest the viewer / at the bottom of a work?

A color scheme that is 3-5 colors that are next to each other on the color wheel?

A color + white

This female photographer was employed by the government to document the Great Depression.

A 2- dimensional art medium made by gluing various materials to a surface, like photographs, printed materials, etc.?

Which element of art is two-dimensional and encloses an area?

Which artist is famous for their Pop Art prints of Campbell's soup cans?

A transparent layer of even color tone applied to a painting is called?

Which cubist painter painted Guernica?

What is a color made by mixing a primary and secondary color together?

Which artist painted the Mona Lisa?

Which artist is famous for his Pointillism in Sunday on la Grande Jatte?

Which formal type of balance is the same on either side of an axis?

What term describes subject matter that is true to life and not stylized?

What term is defined as blending to create a smooth transition between values?

Which tool uses organizes values that range from white to black with a range of grays in between?

 An artist who creates designs used on products, such as signs, advertisements, or packaging?

Art that is attempting to show viewer their opinion on a social issue to promote change?

Which of the following artists painted during the Baroque time period?

Which colors cannot be mixed, but they are used to make other colors?

Which medium consists of pigments in a solution of water and gum Arabic?

Who is perhaps the most famous Mexican Surrealist painter?

Which value technique of using multiple lines in one direction?

Which prehistoric artwork is in Lascaux, France?

Which element of art is three-dimensional and encloses volume?

Which post-impressionism artist painted Starry Night?

Description, Analysis, Interpretation, and Judgment are the fours steps of which art process?

What colors located directly opposite one another on the color wheel?

What is the imaginary line where the sky and ground appear to meet?

Which formal type of balance is when a pattern is repeated around a central point?

A principle of design in which there is a distribution of visual weight of objects, colors, textures, and space

What art making technique is used to recreate an artwork over and over?

The following painting can best be described as:

Which principle of design in which elements are repeated with recognizable organization?

What type of space refers to the area around the primary object in a work of art?

What is a pure color that is not diluted by being mixed with other colors?

Where is the halfway point on an adult human?

Which part of the picture plane is farthest from the viewer / at top of the work?

To which art movement does the following painting by Salvador Dali belong?

Where do the fingertips reach when placed by the side?

What is the main point of interest in an artwork?

Which drawing technique utilizes a vanishing point to create space in a work of art?

"The Great Wave" is an example of woodblock print from which culture?

What is art based on realism, but is simplified?

 What do we call using artistic skills to expertly and neatly create a finished product?

Which principle of design connects a variety of elements into a work of art with harmony and balance?

Which principle of design is when one element or area of the work attracts more attention than the rest?

Which is an artist who creates pictures for a written piece?

Which principle of design is the arrangement of opposite elements to create visual interest?

The Third of May 1808 by Francisco Goya is an example of which artistic subject matter?

An ink rolling tool used to apply ink to a relief block/plate evenly?

What value technique is created by using perpendicular lines that cross each other?

Which Impressionist artist is famous for his portrayals of waterlilies?

What is an arrangement of inanimate objects?

Which artist creates hyper realistic portraits?

Which artist painted the Sistine Chapel and the Creation of Adam?

Which element of art refers to light that strikes an object and is reflected back to the eye?

Which type of shape is irregular and may be found in nature?

 What colors are created when mixing two primary colors together?

Which artistic painting medium consists of pigment and synthetic plastic binder?

The things that are represented in an artwork, such as people, buildings, trees, etc.?

Which of the following refers to decorative handwriting or handwritten lettering?

The Last Judgment of Hunefer is an example of which artistic time period?

Who painted President Obama's portrait?

Jean-Michel Basquiat was famous for bringing which type of art into galleries?

Which element of art can be 2D, 3D, or implied / an extended point?

Which artist is inspired by abstract, natural objects?

Which value technique that uses dots to create value?

What type of line defines the interior and exterior details of an object?

Which medium is the carbon left behind after wood is charred or burned

The Arnolfini Portrait is an example of artwork from which art time period?

Which contemporary photographer photographs famous people in intimate settings?

a color scheme that utilizes one hue plus its tints and shades

Which element of art refers to the way objects feel or appear to feel?

Aesthetics is the study of…

Which element of art indicates areas between, around, above, below, or within something?

What do we call the things from which an artwork is made

Which subject matter is an artwork that is the representation of a person or people?

Leonardo da Vinci Painted which of the following artworks??