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Art Appreciation

Exam 2

TermDefinition
A relief sculpture is viewable from all sides. T/F False
Chalk, pastel and conte' are all made from ground stone. T/F False
In a relief print, the artist carves away the image area of the block. T/F False
Keith Haring first received recognition for what type of artwork? chalk drawings on NY subways
Name this photographer who was one of the early champions of photography as an art for Alfred Stieglitz
Beeswax resin is the medium for what type of paint? Encaustic painting
Fresco paintings, such as this work by Raphael "School of Athens", would involve. All above
George Eastman invented the Kodak Camera. T/F True
The first public showing of a motion picture occurred when ____________________ invited a group of friends to a cafe to watch this film of a train enterring a station Edson or Lumiere
What type of motion picture experience are we likely to find real people speaking in their own words, rather than actors reading from a script? documentary
In the production of paint, what ingredient holds the particles of pigment together as a mass without dissolving them? medium or vehicle
The term "camera obscura" means "dark room. T/F True
What term refers to color with regard to sculpture or architecture?
The original Kodak Camera boasted how many exposures 100 exposures
Ephemeral Art can .. temporary or shortlived
Casting involves what type of sculptural process? substitution
Name the artist responsible for inventing the sculptural form known as the Mobile DW Griffith Marcel Duchamp Alexander Calder
Name this artist who's work is closely associated with "ephemeral art" Augustine Lynas Duthain Dealbh
The Chinese invent the printed image after their invention of. paper
What was the first major world event to be fully documented by the camera? Crimean war??
What is the oldest form of Printmaking? woodblock(woodcut)
Which critical style allows us to peel back the surface image of a painting, book or film in order to find clues as to the time, the people and the culture that created it?
This American film director is considered to be the "father of modern motion picture camera technique DW Griffith
In traditional bronze casting, every piece made in bronze must originally be made in ________________. wax
What audience did Keith Haring not primarily wish to target with his work? kids
Watercolor is a painting medium. T/F True
A typical exposure time for a daguerreotype is 3-5 minutes. True
In Printmaking, what do we call the group of like impressions made of a given image? monotype???
Digital media have had a major impact upon drawing, painting, photography, film and graphic design. T/F True
What do we call the drawing system where we break down the drawn image into smaller squares, for the purpose of transferring and enlarging the information to larger squares on our canvas? grid system
Which artist became somewhat of a mentor to Keith Haring? Andy Warhol
Linseed oil is the medium for acrylic paint. T/F False
Who is the director considered to be the father of "modern motion picture editing techniques"? Sergi Eisentstein
The three basic shots of the motion picture are.. Long, Medium, Closeup
The main purpose of Graphic Design is "communication"'. T/F True
What do we call the phenomenon unique to human vision, which allows us to perceive motion in a motion picture? Brain/Snapshot
Most of the photographs that exist in the world today are called "snapshots". T/F True
The primary component of glass is sand. T/F True
The first modern form of graphic design was the..... Typography
What term refers to the family of surfaces, such as canvas, wood or plaster, that we can apply paint to? support
Which drawing medium is made from burned wood? charcoal
In all but one of these intaglio methods, the artist creates the image through the use of line. Which method does NOT involve line? linocut
Who is credited with taking the first photographic image in 1824? Nicephore Niepce
What was unique about the way that Keith Haring would draw? use of lines, symbolic separation of figure and environment
A "one-of-a-kind" print is referred to as a monotype
Which drawing medium is made from carbon? pencil
A daguerreotype could be easily reproduced. T/F True
Sculpture that involves motion is referred to as ___________________ mobile
Name the photographer famous for his studies of humans and animals in motion Edweard Muybridge
This early Renaissance artist was one of the first "Masters" of the revolutionary new medium of oil paint Van Eyck
Which is NOT a characteristic of oil paint? These are transparent, must be sealed on canvas, by size, panels, slow drying
Craft artists, such as Dale Chihuly, often work in multiple mediums, rather than one exclusive medium. T/F False
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