Principles of Design
Ancient Art
Aegean, Greek, Etruscan, Roman Art
Medieval Art
The Renaissance to Rococo
100

What is the element of art that is seen in drawing of a cube that demonstrates depth through shading, contour lines, or highlights?

Form

100

When were the Lascaux caves closed to the public in order to preserve the paintings?

1963

100

What makes the aqueducts different from most Roman architecture?

They were primary built for functionality

100

From which country did Gothic architecture emerge in the mid-twelfth century?

France

100

How do the Catholic Baroque and Dutch Baroque styles differ?

Dutch Baroque appealed to the middle class

200

What are the three aspects of color?

Hue, value, and intensity

200

How is the Stele of Naram-Sin different from previous Mesopotamian works?

Use of wavy, slanted registers


200

What technique describes a popular style of vase painting in Greece from about 550 BCE into the Classical period?

Red-figure pottery

200

What was one of the finest artistic achievements of the Byzantine Empire that survived iconoclasm?

Books

200

What is a style of art that became popular in the 16th
the century that, in contrast to Renaissance art, emphasized exaggeration and unnatural attributes?

Mannerism

300

A long, curving line that leads a viewer’s eye around a canvas is an example of which principle of design?

Movement


300

What is the significance of the Stele of Hammurabi?

The stele contains Hammurabi’s laws

300

What is one of the best-known bronze sculpture pieces of the Classical Period?

Myron’s discus thrower

300

During the early Medieval Period, how did Northern Europe differ from Southeastern Europe and the Middle East?

Northern Europe was controlled by tribes

300

Who was the first Western artist known to have specialized in landscapes?

Jan van Eyke


400

What is a type of balance?

Proportional

400

How are the Great Pyramids at Giza different from the pyramid of Djoser?

The Great Pyramids had tombs within the structures.

400

What tool did artists use for firing their pottery?

Kiln

400

Why do so few artworks of the Early Byzantine Empire still exist today?

Emperor Leo III destroyed religious images.

400

What country is noted for beginning the Renaissance movement?

Italy

500

What is one of the most effective ways that artists create space in two-dimensional art?

Perspective 

500

What was one type of animal that made up the body of lamassu sculptures in Assyrian palaces?

Lion

500

For which Greek god was the Parthenon constructed?


Athena, the goddess of wisdom

500

What architectural form of Islamic art was replaced in Romanesque art because of the cost of production?

Mosaics

500

What material did Flemish artists almost exclusively use in the 15th
century?

Oil Paints

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