The lightness and darkness of a color is referred to as what element?
Value
The repetition of an element or shape throughout a work of art is known as what principle?
Pattern/Repetition
This movement was inspired by Rome and Greek mythology and history.
Neoclassical

Name the art AND the artist.
The Gleaners—Jean François Millet
What are the three primary colors?
Red, Blue, and Yellow
A path created by a moving point is referred to as what element?
Line.
The use of opposite elements is what principle?
Contrast
This movement was known to celebrate the working class.
Realism.
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Name the artist AND the painting
Stonebreakers—Gustave Courbet
Colors that are on the opposite sides of the color wheel are called what?
Complementary Colors
What is the area between and around objects in a work of art called?
Space (negative space)
When the two sides of an artwork are not equally distributed this is called what type of balance?
Asymmetrical
The Industrial Revolution helped inspire what movement?
Romanticism
This artist paintings were criticized for their "crude subject matter."
Gustave Corbet
Mixing complimentary colors together can do what to the value of a color?
Make it darker.
This image would be best described by what element?
Form.
The arrangement of opposite elements is best describes what principle?
Contrast

Name a characteristic that makes this piece Neoclassical.
Clean lines and sharp colors
Classical proportions in humans
Symmetry
Heroic figures from Rome and Greek history or mythology
Emphasis on faces to tell the story
A technique where artist use even vertical and horizontal lines to divide an image for accurate resizing or replication is called what method?
The grid method.

This is an example of what color scheme?
Monochromatic
How would you describe texture?
The way things feel or appear to feel.
This element is synonymous with the term focal point.
Emphasis
Name an artist from the Realism movement.
Jean François Millet
Gustave Courbet
Name all seven elements.
Texture
Form
Color
Space
Shape
Value
Line
Colors that are next to each other on the color wheel.