Intro to Art History

Question 1

The human body was most beautiful to paint, also loved mythology, gods, goddesses, and heros.

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Greek/Roman Art

Question 2

I work with printed words and images to create visual presentations.

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Graphic Designer

Question 3

The artist who started Impressionism, painting outside.

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Claude Monet

Question 4

Which of these does not apply to information about the Renaissance.

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Dream-Like

Question 5

The quality of neatness and attention to detail.

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Craftsmanship

Question 6

records research and ideas which visually think and problem solve challenges.

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Sketchbook/Journal

Question 7

Art that looks real, and represents real life.

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Realisitc

Question 8

Personal inventiveness regarding the production of a work of art.

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Creativity

Question 9

The use of borrowed elements in the create of a new artwork.

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appropriation

Question 10

Style of art that used broken space and form, and geometric planes.

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Cubism

Question 11

Display of an artwork based on thoughtful consideration of how artwork will be viewed.

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Presentation

Question 12

"Re-birth" of classical idealism. Originated in Italy. Loved realism.

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Renaissance

Question 13

Image of land and natural objects

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Landscape

Question 14

Famous Artist who invented Cubusm.

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Pablo Picasso

Question 15

An arrangement of objects that can not move on their own.

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Still Life

Question 16

Art Made before written history.

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prehistoric

Question 17

I hold and display an artists best art work, or am an assessment tool.

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Portoflio

Question 18

I improve the aesthetics and usability of a product that consumers will want to purchase.

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Industrial Designer

Question 19

This artist loved to make art that made fun of popular culture.

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Andy Warhol

Question 20

Image of people or group of people.

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Portrait

Question 21

Copying another person's idea or work and claiming it as your own.

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Plagairism

Question 22

Real Objects placed in unreal, unusual, or dream-like settings.

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Surrealism

Question 23

Art that satirized popular culture, such as mass-media, comics, and billboards.

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Pop Art

Question 24

My job is to purchase new artwork, develop and oversee exhibitions, and announce exhibitions.

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Curator

Question 25

Art that emphasized momentary effects of light on color in nature.

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Impressionsim

Question 26

Art that is rearranged or simplified, but you can still identify some things. Like Cubism.

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Abstract

Question 27

Art that has no recognizable subject matter.

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Non-Objective

Question 28

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Intro to Art History

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