Elements of Art
Elements of Art II
Terms/Concepts
Old Testament
Old Testament
100

These types of lines are often curved and flowing, reflecting things that are found in nature

What are organic lines?

100

These types of colors are opposite each other on the color wheel, and provide bold contrast when placed next to each other

What are complimentary colors?

100

The danger of formulating an opinion or understanding of someone/something based on one narrative (which may be correct, but also might be incomplete) is referred to as this

What is a single story?
100

He is associated with the New and Everlasting Covenant in the Old Testament and models our covenant relationship with God

Who is Abraham?

100

Many of the chapters in this book of the Old Testament would originally have been sung and accompanied by music

What is Psalms?

200
Red, orange, and yellow are usually referred to as this type of colors

What are warm colors?

200

Depicting a figure or part of a piece disproportionately large compared to other figures in the painting in order to show the figure's importance would be an example of the use of this

What is hieratic scale?

200

This term refers to the symbolism used by an artist--specifically the symbolism that may be understood by a specific group or culture

What is iconography?

200

The Greek translation of the Old Testament, widely circulated at the time of Christ, is known as this

What is the Septuagint?

200

Using repetition to emphasize a point (synthetic, antithetical, etc.) is common in Hebrew writing and is referred to as this

What is parallelism?

300

These types of lines often form the outlines of shapes.  They can be bold, subtle, or sometimes don't exist at all

What are contour lines?

300

Lines converging towards a point on a canvas in order to give the appearance of depth is referred to as this 

What is linear perspective?

300
Looking at a work of art or literature through the lens of outside information that might be applicable to the piece (such as time period, the artist's personal experiences and beliefs, political climate, etc.) is referred to as this

What is contextual analysis?

300

The first five books of the Old Testament are known as this in Judaism

What is the Torah?

300

He built the first temple in Jerusalem and was the last of the three kings of the United Kingdom of Israel

Who was Solomon?

400
Although they do not physically appear on the work of art, they lead your eye from one place to another
What are implied lines?
400

This refers to how a work of art feels --it can be actual or implied

What is texture?

400

This refers to the difference between disliking something due to a lack of exposure versus disliking something because we do not prefer it (while still taking the time to understand it)

What is taste vs. ignorance?

400

The word testament could be translated as this other term 

What is covenant?

400

He was the first king of the United Kingdom of Israel, but found himself consumed with jealousy and insecurity

Who was Saul?

500
A painting that consists of many different colors could be referred to as this

What is polychromatic?

500

Making objects in the distance appear paler and less detailed in order to create depth is referred to as this

What is atmospheric perspective?

500

Looking at a piece of art based on what is contained only in the piece (elements such as color, line, size, etc.) is referred to as this

What is formal (visual) analysis?

500

The promise of land, posterity, priesthood, and a new relationship are all parts of this 

What is the Abrahamic Covenant?

500

These are short, concise sayings that were meant to impart wisdom

What are proverbs?

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