Elements & Principles
Perspective
Color Theory
Still Life
Art History
100
hue
What is color
100
front, lowest on paper, largest, most detailed
What is foreground.
100
green, violet, orange
What is secondary color
100
Asymmetric, balance of positive and negative space, repetitive subjects
What is strong composition
100
Post-impressionist artist who painted "Starry Night"
What is Vincent Van Gogh
200
asymmetrical or symmetrical
What is balance
200
highest in perspective, smallest, little to no detail
What is background
200
one color plus tints, tones and shades of that same color
What is monochromatic
200
soft colorful medium that blends well and is used for drawings
What is chalk pastel
200
Impressionistic artist who painted still lifes that demonstrated depth through overlapping objects, shadows and highlights.
What is Paul Cezanne
300
the element used to initially draw the treehouse
What is line.
300
the line that divides the ground from the sky.
What is horizon line.
300
a color that cannot be made
What is primary color
300
Traditional subjects found in a still life
What is fruit, flowers, vases, tables, cloths
300
What can be found in both a still-life and a perspective landscape?
foreground, middle-ground, background
400
the lightness or darkness of a color
What is value
400
the point at which receding parallel lines viewed in perspective appear to converge
What is vanishing point
400
The outcome of mixing all colors on the color wheel together
What is brown
400
How Cezanne painting his subjects.
What is geometric shapes.
400
Known as the "American Storyteller." He emphasized local culture and social reform.
What is Thomas Hart-Benton
500
Placing opposites together in a composition such as light next to dark.
What is contrast
500
art style iwth emphasis on local culture and social reform
What is regionalism.
500
yellow-orange, red-violet, blue-green
What is a triadic color scheme.
500
Still life artist famous for photo-realism, reflective, and organic paintings.
What is Janet Fish.
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