Art&Society 1st Half

An alternative to the media artists use for producing multiple original prints is the process of __________.

Engraving, etching, and drypoint are all examples of __________.

At the end of the nineteenth century the __________ movement sought to make photographs look like paintings.

Graphic designers are people who __________.

The first purpose of the applied arts is to __________.

Artwork made of impermanent found objects is referred to as __________.

The invention of balloon-frame construction came about with the development of __________.

When some materials for sculptures cannot support their own weight, a sculptor will use __________ for support.

Artists use found objects to create artwork by a process called __________.

When two-dimensional images are made to look three-dimensional it is called __________.

Vermeer’s painting Girl with a Pearl Earring (fig. 5.16) is a good example of the use of __________ medium.

Mobile phones are mass-produced on a huge scale and offered in many designs to __________.

In early tempera paintings that used gold leaf, the gold was applied __________.

A good graphic design will __________.

Repetition can be used in decorative works to create an all-over __________.

The first feature-length movie to incorporate computer-generated animation was __________.

Prints were originally used as __________.

The process for line engraving __________.

In art the term “scale” refers to __________.

An ancient method for working with clay is called __________.

In Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, Christ is the most important figure, and the __________ of the composition.

The medium used by Kurt Schwitters for Merz 19 (fig. 5.30) is called __________.

Of the tools for drawing that are classified as “dry” the most commonly used is __________.

Käthe Kollwitz’s Self-portrait with a Pencil (fig. 4.7) shows that charcoal is often used because __________.

Pen and ink is essentially a __________ medium.

Rhythm can be achieved by using __________.

When someone pays an artist to create a work of art it is called __________.

Sculptures that project out from a two-dimensional ground are called __________.

The most ductile and malleable metal is __________.

The photographer best known for his experiments in placing still pictures into a sequence to analyze motion is.

Maya Ying Lin said she wanted her Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial (fig. 1.29) to be __________.

VincentVanGogh’s painting The Starry Night shows his use of impasto, which gives the painting surface textures

Pastel, a kind of chalky stick, will only stay on the paper if __________.

The photographs of Ansel Adams have played a major role in __________.

Artists use hard woods for woodcut printing when they __________.

One of the most common ways of making glass vessels is __________.

The Palace at Versailles (fig. 1.30) symbolizes __________.

In addition to aesthetic elements our clothes carry __________ that convey more than simply their function.

The two major ingredients of graphic design are __________.

Artists like using stone for sculptures because of its __________.

The computer screen is divided into an invisible grid of points called __________.

The name given to the global network of computer linkages is __________.

The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari (fig. 8.28) is an example of the __________ style of filmmaking.

Line, shape, form, texture, value, color and balance are all elements of art.

The interiors of buildings with steel frameworks __________.

Rhythm in art is created by patterns that are set up through __________.

During the Renaissance, European painters developed the technique of chiaroscuro, or __________.

Balance is a principle of design based on the __________.

Artists use __________ to draw by hand and have the image show up on the computer screen.

Some artists cannot easily explain why they create art. For them, it is __________.

In drawings made with brush and ink, as in Rembrandt’s Sleeping Girl (fig. 4.18), the brushstrokes are __________.

Soft woods, such as pine and spruce, are not always easy to work with because __________.

Complementary colors are those that are __________.

Just as early photographs tried to imitate painting, a major thrust of computer graphics has been to imitate __________.

Paul Rand, who designed the IBM logo, believed that corporate logos should __________.

Although graphic design is for commercial purposes, some designs, like Toulouse-Lautrec’s poster, have been treated like

From the time of the Renaissance, some artists used a camera obscura, which was a __________.

Crafts have been highly developed since __________.

Some nonobjective painters of the twentieth century worked on unsized canvas __________.

A major architectural development that appeared in Roman architecture was the __________.