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Neoclassic Art and Clay Building
Neoclassic Art and Clay Building
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What are the 3 clay hand building techniques?
Coiling, Slab, Wedging
Pinch pot, Leather hard, Slab
Slab, Pinch pot, Greenware
Pinch pot, Coiling, Slab
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What is the "art" of clay building called?
Architecture
Computer Art
Graphic Art
Ceramics
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This was the celebrated Neoclassic artist of the French Revolution
Jacques Louis-David
Elizabeth Vigee-Lebrun
Georges de la Tour
Charlotte Corday
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clay has been fired once.
glaze fired
bone dry
throwing
bisque fired
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Pottery hand building technique using snakelike ropes of clay
slip method
coil method
slab method
pinch method
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What will Glazing my clay do?
Make is shiny and waterproof
Make it permanent
Make it unbreakable
Make it worth billions
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Examples of neoclassical art architecture
The purity of lines, symmetry and proportions
Complex decorations
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This painting was done by Thomas Gainsborough
False
True
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Clay comes from....
the earth
play-dough
the sky
water and flour
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Neoclassic themes include...
courage, sacrifice, and love of country
Courting, Violence and Fame
Birth, love of country and violence.
Religion, Sacrifice and Birth
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of Neoclassic Art?
Figures are naturalistic and solid
Emotional, art-for-art's sake compositions
Severe, precisely drawn figures
Compositions were simple to avoid melodrama
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Why was emotion not an influence on Neoclassic art?
monarchy passes laws forbidding emotion to be shown in art
emotions were distracting as subject matter
people were no longer interested in emotion
leaders of Enlightenment distrusted emotion
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What is the name of this painting:
Oath of Horatii
Promise of Horatii
Pledge of Horatii
Death of Horatii
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To WEDGE the clay you....
Roll it into a clay coil
"KNEED" the clay to get the air out
Smell the clay
Use it as a door stop
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Neoclassic art style
A art style that refers to art styles done after Impressionism
focused on dramatic & exotic subjects
contained features borrowed from Greeks & Romans
focused on bold and lively scenes
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What was Neoclasicism influenced by?
Modern art
Greek art
British art
Roman art
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Neoclassic art can best be described as...
clear, smooth, & serious
soft, textured, & light
humorous, playful, & fun
modern, abstract, & unique
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When does Neoclasicism take place?
1830
1750
1790
1670
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Which facts are true about Neoclassical artist JL David?
all of the above
worked for monarchy, then Revolutionists, then Napoleon
trained by The Royal French Academy
his home country hated him and he was exiled in Brussels
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Why do we wedge clay?
to make it change color
to get the water out
to harden it
to get rid of air pockets
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A clay SLAB is...
A flattened piece of clay
A snake or rope shaped piece of clay
Something you eat after swimming
One of the 4 S's
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This Neoclassic painting was a departure from the flamboyant style known as
Gothic
Byzantine
Romanticism
Baroque
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Art that looks like a photograph but is not
Realism
Photorealism
Fauvism
Impressionism
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Neoclassicism art was characterized by...
balance flowing contourlines, noble gestures and expressions
Diagonals Twisting figures Strong EmotionDramatic lighting