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Art 1 Final Exam Review Flashcards
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Elements of Art | What is the basic element of art that refers to a continuous mark made on a surface? | What do you call a two-dimensional area defined by boundaries? | What tool is used to understand color relationships and mixing? | What element of art refers to the surface quality of an object, which can be seen and felt? | What is the three-dimensional aspect of an object, which includes height, width, and depth? |
Principles of Design | What principle of design refers to the visual distribution of weight in a work of art? | What principle of design is created by combining elements that are different to create visual interest? | What principle of design refers to the repetition of visual elements to create a sense of movement? | What principle of design helps to draw attention to a focal point in an artwork? | What principle of design refers to the feeling of harmony among the elements of a composition? |
Famous Artists and Styles | Who is the artist known for the painting 'Starry Night'? | What art movement was pioneered by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque? | Which artist is known for her deeply personal self-portraits and Mexican culture influence? | What art movement focuses on capturing the effects of light and color, often featuring outdoor scenes? | What art movement is characterized by spontaneous, automatic, or subconscious creation? |
Art Techniques and Methods | What technique involves making a rough or preliminary drawing? | What technique in drawing and painting involves smoothing out colors to create a gradient effect? | What art technique involves assembling various materials and objects to create a new composition? | What term refers to artwork created using more than one medium or material? | What painting technique involves applying a thin, transparent layer of paint over another layer? |
Art History and Movements | What historical period is known for the revival of classical learning and art in Europe, beginning in the 14th century? | What art movement is characterized by dream-like scenes and bizarre imagery? | What anti-art movement emerged in the early 20th century, questioning traditional aesthetics and definitions of art? | What art movement is known for its dramatic use of light and shadow and emotional intensity? | What art movement emphasizes simplicity and objectivity, often using basic geometric forms? |
Answer Key
Elements of Art
Q: What is the basic element of art that refers to a continuous mark made on a surface?
A: Line
Q: What do you call a two-dimensional area defined by boundaries?
A: Shape
Q: What tool is used to understand color relationships and mixing?
A: Color wheel
Q: What element of art refers to the surface quality of an object, which can be seen and felt?
A: Texture
Q: What is the three-dimensional aspect of an object, which includes height, width, and depth?
A: Form
Principles of Design
Q: What principle of design refers to the visual distribution of weight in a work of art?
A: Balance
Q: What principle of design is created by combining elements that are different to create visual interest?
A: Contrast
Q: What principle of design refers to the repetition of visual elements to create a sense of movement?
A: Rhythm
Q: What principle of design helps to draw attention to a focal point in an artwork?
A: Emphasis
Q: What principle of design refers to the feeling of harmony among the elements of a composition?
A: Unity
Famous Artists and Styles
Q: Who is the artist known for the painting 'Starry Night'?
A: Vincent van Gogh
Q: What art movement was pioneered by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque?
A: Cubism
Q: Which artist is known for her deeply personal self-portraits and Mexican culture influence?
A: Frida Kahlo
Q: What art movement focuses on capturing the effects of light and color, often featuring outdoor scenes?
A: Impressionism
Q: What art movement is characterized by spontaneous, automatic, or subconscious creation?
A: Abstract Expressionism
Art Techniques and Methods
Q: What technique involves making a rough or preliminary drawing?
A: Sketching
Q: What technique in drawing and painting involves smoothing out colors to create a gradient effect?
A: Blending
Q: What art technique involves assembling various materials and objects to create a new composition?
A: Collage
Q: What term refers to artwork created using more than one medium or material?
A: Mixed Media
Q: What painting technique involves applying a thin, transparent layer of paint over another layer?
A: Glazing
Art History and Movements
Q: What historical period is known for the revival of classical learning and art in Europe, beginning in the 14th century?
A: The Renaissance
Q: What art movement is characterized by dream-like scenes and bizarre imagery?
A: Surrealism
Q: What anti-art movement emerged in the early 20th century, questioning traditional aesthetics and definitions of art?
A: Dada
Q: What art movement is known for its dramatic use of light and shadow and emotional intensity?
A: Baroque
Q: What art movement emphasizes simplicity and objectivity, often using basic geometric forms?
A: Minimalism
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