Art History Knowledge
Art History 2
Color Theory
Color Theory 2
100

The great pyramids are in what country? 

Egypt

100

What is the oval clay tablets in Egypt called?

A cartouche

100

Blue and green make 

Yellow

100

How do you mix purple?

Red and blue 

200

What is the Egyptian form of writing?

Hieroglyphics

200

Who was a famous painter and inventor?

Da Vinici
200

Name the secondary colors

Orange, green, purple
200

How much paint should you pour so you don't waste any?

A quarter size circle or less! You can always get more

300

Where are the caves of Lascaux? (think red and black paint, bulls, horses, handprints)

France! The cave paintings are 17,000 years old! 

300

Where was Van Gogh from?

The Netherlands

300

What does monochromatic mean?

one color

300

What are the primary colors?

Blue, yellow, red 

400
Name one feature of gothic architecture

ribbed vaults, pointed arches, flying buttress, stained glass 

400

What were the jars called that the ancient Egyptians stored organs in? 

Canopic jars 

400

What is the complementary color of yellow-green?

red-purple or red-violet 

400

The Los Angles Rams relocated from which city in Missouri

St Louis

500

What is an Illuminated Manuscript?

Before printing presses, books were written by hand. Some were decorated with bright colors, patterns, and gold—these are called illuminated manuscripts because they look like they’re glowing. 

500

What is a sarcophagus?

A sarcophagus is an ancient, often elaborately carved stone coffin used to house the deceased, typically displayed above ground or in tombs

500

Name the tertiary colors (6 total)

  • Red-orange

  • Yellow-orange

  • Yellow-green

  • Blue-green

  • Blue-violet

  • Red-violet

500

How do you mix the tertiary colors?

1 primary color + 1 secondary color