a style of painting- wealthy people engaged in recreation.

colors that cannot be made by putting other colors together

secondary colors, primary colors

something that repeats lines, and creates a pattern

a painting of a person formally posed

treated fabric stretched over a frame

position from which the viewer sees objects in a painting

red, yellow, orange- colors associated with sunsets or fire

developed during the Modern period

a style of painting from the Modern period

the way an object feels when you touch it

Developed in France in the Twentieth Century

a work that uses symbols, often human forms

feelings and emotions an artist wants viewers to experience

something that stands for another/suggests an idea

a style of painting composed of tiny dots

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Baroque Period
1600-1750
1900-2000
1400-1600
2000-3000
2
Rococo
the way an object feels
a style of painting- wealthy people engaged in recreation.
a period of art history from 1400-1600
a picture composed of tiny dots
3
colors that cannot be made by putting other colors together
secondary colors
first colors
third colors
primary colors
4
Rhythm
something that has no pattern
primary colors
something that repeats lines, and creates a pattern
something that has music
5
What do we associate cool colors, like blue or green with
sleep
cool temperatures
hot temperatures
warm temperatures
6
How individual art elements-light, color, lines, shapes- work together to form a painting.
composition
Baroque
background
abstract
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Portrait
a painting with dots
a painting with animals
a painting of a person formally posed
painting with more than one person
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a comparison that draws attention to the differences between things.
contrast
form
compare
mood
9
The illusion of depth or distance.
lines
form
perspective
light
10
A painting of objects that do not move.
seascape
still life
portrait
rhythm
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What is a landscape painting?
areas of natural wood
areas of natural scenery
areas of natural people
areas of natural light
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Canvas
treated fabric stretched over a frame
leather on a loom
wood on a frame
watercolor
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Point of view
a pattern of rhyme
red, yellow and blue
lines that the viewer sees
position from which the viewer sees objects in a painting
14
In what period did Impressionism develop?
Baroque
Modern
Renaissance
Twentieth Century
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Warm colors
red, white, blue- colors of the flag
blue, green and yellow- colors of nature
black, grey, charcoal- colors of the earth
red, yellow, orange- colors associated with sunsets or fire
16
Romanticism
developed during the Baroque period
developed during the Twentieth Century
developed during the Modern period
developed during the Renaissance period
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Pointillism
a style of painting from the Twentieth Century
a style of painting from the Baroque period
a style of painting from the Modern period
a style of painting from the Renaissance period
18
texture
the way an object feels when you touch it
the way an object looks
the way an object bounces
the way an object sounds
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Cubism
Developed in France in the Twentieth Century
Developed in Russia in the Twentieth Century
developed in Italy in the Twentieth Century
Developed in America in the Twentieth Century
20
Allegory
a work that uses cars
a work that uses symbols, often human forms
a work that is imaginary
a work that is cubed
21
What is mood?
the way the artist feels
a style of painting
feelings and emotions an artist wants viewers to experience
the way the view wants the artist to feel
22
symbol
something made with a pencil
painting of wealthy people
something painted with warm colors
something that stands for another/suggests an idea
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Twentieth Century
1400-1600
1900-2000
1750-1900
1600-1750
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Pointillism
something that stands for an idea
something that repeats
a style of painting composed of tiny dots
a style of painting composed of long lines
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When was abstract painting developed?
Baroque
Modern
Renaissance
Twentieth Century

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