Chapter 1
Media & Processes
Art History
Instruments
Chapter 5
100
Visual arts.
What is the design or decoration of functional objects to make them pleasing to the eye?
100
Liquid unk and paints.
What is wet media?
100
Description, Analysis, Interpretation and Judgment.
What are the steps of art history?
100
Woodwinds.
What group is the flute in?
100
Childe Hassam.
Allies Day, May 1917 is a work by who?
200
Museums
What are places you can go to find art that offer special exhibits in addition to their permanent art collections?
200
Pigment, binder and solvent.
What are the three componets of painting?
200
Realistic.
What is imitationalism?
200
Brass.
What group is the trombone in?
200
Impressionist.
Like Morisot, Childe Hassam painted using what style?
300
Architecture.
What can be considered an applied art because a building's primary purpose is to provide shelter?
300
Ink fills lines that are cut into a metal surface.
What is intaglio?
300
When, where, and why was the artwork created?
What question does the description step ask?
300
The guitar, banjo, mandolin, ukulele, harp, piano amd the violin family.
What are examples of string instruments?
300
Culture, time and place.
What influences an artists style?
400
Art Media.
What are some of the ways in which artists can create their works, such as drawing, painting, and weaving?
400
An image drawn on limestone, sinc or aluminum with a greasy crayon.
What is lithograpy?
400
What style of art does it represent?
What question does analysis ask?
400
By vibrating strings.
How do string instruments produce sound?
400
The leisurely side of French life in the nineteenth-century France.
Morisots paintings illustrate what?
500
Moral behavior.
In many cultures, art is used to depict what?
500
A handmade screen print.
What is a serigraph?
500
Natural light.
Berthe Morisot used?
500
Drums.
What are precussion instruments?
500
Gathers information about wprks of art and the artists who created them.
What does an Art Historian do?
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