Medterm-Art-Appreciation (copy)

Art principles combine art elements to develop __________ forms.

Informative

The principle of __________ involves the interaction of art elements to achieve a unified composition.

Harmony

__________ refers to differing colors, lines, and shapes that create stability and guide the viewer's attention.

Variety

__________ is the symmetry of opposing visual forces achieved through a harmonious combination of elements.

Balance

The principle of __________ leads eye pathways within the artwork to focal points.

Movement

Creating a focal point in the artwork for viewer attraction is called __________.

Emphasis

The harmonious combination of element sizes for logical relation in composition is known as __________.

Proportion

__________ utilizes visual patterns through repetition of elements to create texture.

Rhythm

Art for __________ evokes emotions or entertains.

Acting

Art for __________ is used in therapy for emotional well-being.

Healing

Art for __________ utilizes visuals to advocate legislative change.

Political Change

Art for __________ influences popular ideas and moods subtly.

Propaganda

Art history provides insights into the past and __________ values.

Societal

Prehistoric art includes __________, pictographs, ancient sculpture, megalithic arts.

Petroglyphs

Four main periods of Prehistoric art include: Stone Age, Neolithic, __________, Iron Age.

Bronze Age

First stone tools led to human survival; one type is __________ tools, created by striking stones.

Pebble

The __________ age developed from Roman and early Christian art with 'barbarian' cultural influences.

Medieval

Illuminated Manuscripts are colorful religious texts adorned with __________ and silver.

Gold

Famous medieval artist __________ was known for depth techniques in sculpture.

Donatello

The __________ vase painting features red-figure pottery with dynamic motifs.

Kerch

Common paintings in Classical Greek can be found in panels, tombs, and __________.

Vases

Tomb/Wall Paintings used methods like tempera and __________ for durability.

Encaustic

The principle of __________ creates a sense of motion or action in an artwork.

Movement

An artwork's __________ provides focal areas that attract the viewer's eye.

Emphasis

__________ is the comparative size between elements in a work, contributing to its unity.

Proportion

The principle of __________ achieves a sense of completeness and unity within a composition.

Harmony

__________ establishes a visual tension through contrast, leading to dynamic interactions.

Variety

A __________ arrangement of elements results in visual equilibrium in an artwork.

Balance

The repetition of visual elements in a work creates a sense of __________ through predictable sequences.

Rhythm

The __________ principle guides the viewer's journey through an artwork's content and form.

Movement

In design, __________ refers to the visual weight distribution among elements in a composition.

Balance

Using __________ within a piece can provoke a desired emotional response in viewers.

Contrast