Principles & Elements
Methods & Processes
Key Terms
Artists
Key Terms II
100
This term best describes the above color set
What is Analogous?
100
This method of hand-building ceramics involves creating objects from long rope-like pieces of clay that have been rolled out on a flat surface
What is Coiling?
100
This term is used to describe a freestanding sculpture, such as 'Naked Aphrodite Crouching at Her Bath,' which can be viewed from all sides
What is In the Round?
100
The fresco technique, famously used by Michelangelo for the Sistine Chapel ceiling, requires the artist to paint onto this type of surface
What is freshly applied wet plaster?
100
The image seen here depicts a column in this Greek architectural order
What is Corinthian?
200
This term describes a drastic difference between such elements as color or value (lightness/darkness) when they are presented together
What is Contrast?
200
The Great Serpent Mound in Ohio, created by Indigenous artists of the Americas, employs this type of sculptural method
What is Additive?
200
The dot-by-dot application of paint in the above images is known as this technique
What is Pointilism?
200
Girl Before a Mirror, by Pablo Picasso, is an example of this artistic movement
What is Cubism?
200
These are the three dimensions of a sculptural work
What is Height, Width, and Depth?
300
True or False: A viewer can make a formal analysis of a painting, but not of a sculpture
False
300
Silver gelatin is associated with this artistic medium
What is Photography?
300
The work of art itself, its title, and a handwritten letter by the artist are all examples of this type of resource (when researching an artwork)
What is a Primary Resource?
300
What analytical method would be the most appropriate to help understand Munch’s state of mind when he created The Scream?
What is Biographical Analysis?
300
The Roman architectural form seen here is known as this
What is an Aqueduct?
400
This kind of analysis of an artwork considers the life-experience of women in relation to their work, as well as the treatment of women as art subjects
What is Feminist Analysis?
400
In film production, a sequence of drawings with directions and dialogue that visualizes a film's scenes before shooting is known as this
What is a Storyboard?
400
The art of emotive or carefully descriptive hand lettering, as seen in works like the Preface of the Lanting Gathering, seen above, is known as this
What is Calligraphy?
400
The Two Ways of Life (1857) by Oscar Gustav Rejlander was significant for the photographic medium as it sought to do this
What is Elevate photography as a fine art by comparing it to painting?
400
This early cinematic device, described as an 'antique, European toy,' creates the illusion of continuous motion by spinning a cylinder with a sequence of images inside
What is a Zoetrope?
500
In the additive color system, combining all of the primary colors results in this color
What is White?
500
What is the fundamental goal of gesture drawing?
To capture the energy of a moment
500
The image seen here, the Lamentation of Christ, uses this perspective which results in the distortion of the body
What is Foreshortening?
500
In the context of Renaissance art, a full-scale preparatory drawing for a larger work like a painting or tapestry, such as the one Raphael created for 'The School of Athens' is known as this
What is a Cartoon?
500
The image seen here is an example of this type of Visual Communication Design
What is an Illuminated Manuscript?